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Not Mine 1969 Plymouth Sport Fury Coupe - $16,900 - Underwood, Minnesota


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T-revorNobody

Sat Sep 18 2021, 12:49AM

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This car is not mine, just found it on FB and am posting it here…
At the time of posting, this FB listing is 3 hours old.

1969 Plymouth Sport Fury Coupe - $16,900 - Underwood, Minnesota

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Car is in nice condition repainted about 20 years ago new tires original interior 383 motor call with any questions

[ Edited Sat Sep 18 2021, 12:49AM ]

polara71

Sat Sep 18 2021, 08:21AM

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Ohhhh boy .... I gotta look the other way fast, that's perfect.

azblackhemi

Sat Sep 18 2021, 09:18AM

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I really wonder why that color wasn't more popular back in the day. There were so many green, tan and brown ones built. I guess people didn't want to be noticed back then.

polara71

Sun Sep 19 2021, 08:30AM

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I agree, this car is screaming to me. For whatever the reason the color combo is really working on this Fury

Nessie

Sun Sep 19 2021, 05:46PM

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Dave, you've always had a weak spot for white interiors.

68Cbarge

Sun Sep 19 2021, 08:11PM

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Price point is at mark. Turn key fun!
You cannot restore one for the asking price.
Early build car judging no headrests.
Tilt steering is a big plus.

68Cbarge

Sun Sep 19 2021, 08:13PM

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azblackhemi wrote ...

I really wonder why that color wasn't more popular back in the day. There were so many green, tan and brown ones built. I guess people didn't want to be noticed back then.

Yup..Brown here...

ayilar

Tue Sep 21 2021, 07:09PM

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Turquoise seems to have been popular in the fifties and the early sixties. My guess is that the hotness/fad had passed by fusie time. It's one of my favorite colors, which makes it a bummer -- very few ordered in the color.

Edit: well, I got managed to snag one, my favorite fish with black buckets, too

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