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	Plymouth Fury - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Plymouth Fury was an automobile model and series made by the Plymouth Division of the Chrysler Corporation from 1956 to 1989.
		The Fury remained Plymouth’s bread and butter model throughout the ill-planning of the early 1960s when the full-sized Fury was consigned to an intermediate (or mid-sized) platform.
		Although the 1958 Plymouth Fury is identified as the car in the film adaptation of Stephen King's Christine, two other Plymouth models, the Belvedere and the Savoy, were also used to portray the malevolent automobile.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Plymouth_Fury (873 words)

	Plymouth (automobile) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Plymouth was a brand of automobile based in the United States, marketed by the Chrysler Corporation and DaimlerChrysler from 1928 to 2001.
		Plymouth Champ (1979 - 1982, rebadged Mitsubishi Mirage)
		Plymouth Conquest (1984 - 1986, rebadged Mitsubishi Starion)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Plymouth_automobile (496 words)

	Plymouth Fury cars - history, details, reviews, specifications
		Keith pointed out that Furys or their Dodge counterparts were used on T.J. Hooker and CHiPS; the 1969 Fury III was used on The Brady Bunch (to be replaced by a 'Cuda convertible).
		While the Fury and similar Dodge Monaco shared a roof and had similar front fenders, the grilles are different, as is the sheet metal from the firewall to the tail.
		The Road Runner was to visit the Fury for a single year before moving on to the Volare, where it would finish its life as only a shadow of its original self, and the basic concept of a rugged, pure-performance machine forgotten.
	www.allpar.com /model/fury.html (4707 words)

	Plymouth Fury information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Polaras and Furys were C-bodies from the 1965 stacked-headlight cars through the end of that body (1968), then through the fuselage cars (1969-early 70s).
		Furys and Chryslers are more fuselage-like, while the Polara has more creases (like the Coronet compared to the Satellite).
		In 1975, the plain Fury was moved to the B-Body lineup, next to the Coronet and Cordoba.
	www.terraworld.net /smoker/cars/fury.html (1621 words)

	Plymouth Fury Parts - Partstrain.com
		The Plymouth Fury is probably the best example of a car model whose styling and design just went with the flow and existing trend to live for a wide stretch of production years.
		In 1975, the Plymouth Fury was downsized to the intermediate category, with only the Plymouth Gran Fury, a former trim of the Plymouth Fury, being designated on the full-size car category.
		Although this generation of the Plymouth Fury would probably be the most known today, mostly due to media publicity and its continued use as a police car, it did not sold well.
	www.partstrain.com /ShopByVehicle/PLYMOUTH/FURY (558 words)

	Chicago Sun-Times: '59 Sport Fury led Plymouth to a furious sales year (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Plymouth still wanted to offer a flashy, high-performance model, but had to come up with a name for it because the once-exclusive Fury nameplate was on its high-line cars.
		The Sport Fury came with all Fury features--along with a custom padded steering wheel and "swivel-action" front seats, which swiveled outward when a door was opened for more convenient entry.
		Plymouth's Fury name change strategy worked, at least as far as sales were concerned.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qn4155/is_200305/ai_n12505033 (1013 words)

	1965 Plymouth Division Line-Up From the Chrysler Sales Booklet
		It covers the Fury I, II and III, the Satellite, the Belvedere I and II, the Barracuda, the Valiant Signet, 100 and 200.
		The Plymouth Fury III was available in five body styles: a two or four-door hardtop, a four-door sedan, convertible, and a station wagon.
		Plymouth's Fury I and its three body styles: the station wagon and the two or four-door sedan.
	www.imperialclub.com /Yr/1965/ChryslerBooklet/plymouth.htm (406 words)

	plymouth fury
		The first was a 1968 Fury III 4-dr hardtop, which I bought in 1987 from the original owner.
		Instead of being a hardtop, it was a sedan, and had a 318, 3 speed manual shift on the column and a 3.23 sure-grip rear.
		The Fury isn't in it for too long, but it is great to watch it fly through the corners, torturing the skinny bias-ply tires.
	www.geocities.com /buzzbombgarage@sbcglobal.net/furys (418 words)

	1969 Plymouth Fury (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Below that, there was the Fury III and the lesser Fury II and I.
		While the Fury I and Fury II came standard with the slant six engine, they could also be had with more powerful powerplants, up to a 375 hp 440 cui V8.
		This is ad presented the 1969 Plymouth Sport Fury two-door hardtop and explained that the interior was wider than in the previous year.
	www.fuselage.de /ply69 (406 words)

	1966 Plymouth Sport Fury
		Benoît from Quebec (Canada) recently bought a 1970 Plymouth Fury II 4-dr with a 318ci.
		Mark Keller from the United States owns a '69 Fury III convertible with a 340-6pack and 3.23 gears.
		Chad´s ´68 Plymouth Fury III with 77,000 original miles and a 318 in it.
	members.chello.nl /sportfury/otherfurys2.html (571 words)

	Plymouth Fury cars - history, details, reviews, specifications
		This loop is a one-mile strip of downtown streets with traffic lights set up in such a way as to allow the young drivers to show off what their cars could do, often under the noses of the local police.
		Marv was 16 at the time, and his dad obviously liked the car as much as he did, because 25 years later, that stunning Fury is still sitting in Marv's garage.
		Plymouth had some of the best bucket seats at the time.
	www.allpar.com /model/fury-1963-plymouth.html (1066 words)

	John's 1965 Plymouth Fury
		My Aunt Aneta was a bit of an auto enthusiast and in 1965 she traded in her 64 Falcon Convertible on this stylish new Plymouth.
		She bought the Fury at Keith Implement Company in Unionville, Missouri.
		I think it was 1976 when Grandpa parked the old Fury in the chicken yard.
	www.wichitamopar.com /johns (577 words)

	1972 Plymouth Fury
		As was the case with all other 1972 full size models from Chrysler Corp., this year's Furys received a substantial facelift of the body sheetmetal.
		The model lineup didn't really change but residing at the top instead of the Sport Fury now were the Fury Gran Coupe and Gran Sedan (only offerd in hardtop configuration).
		Ranking below the Gran models were the Fury III, II and I models featuring a grille with exposed headlights and horizontal elements including a divider bar.
	www.fuselage.de /ply72 (362 words)

	Fleer 1973 Plymouth Fury
		The first car White Rose produced for the PSP was a 1949 Ford, followed by a 1988 Chevy Caprice and a ’69 Plymouth Fury.
		Fleer purchased White Rose in the midst of the release of the ’69 Fury series and moved White Rose’s operations from York, PA, to Fleer HQ in New Jersey.
		While the ’69 Fury was a much-desired subject and the 14 models in the series (counting the PSP and NHSP cars) included a wide range of color schemes, markings and emergency lights, many collectors felt that the car’s proportions were off considerably.
	fireengines.net /reviews/73plymouth (2663 words)

	Junior Central Plymouth page
		The Plymouth fury Junior was the car that started my research into the Powercar company.
		The Fury JR's like the full size Fury were available in only one color, buckskin beige and gold trim in 1958.
		In 1960 the last year of the mini Fury the body was changed again to match the new full size Fury.
	www.jrcentral.com /plymouth.html (856 words)

	Franklin Mint 1:24 1957 Plymouth Fury
		At long last a ‘57 Fury comes to the party.
		Years ago I heard that this model was coming but due to the release of the DM ‘58 Fury, TFM decided to shelve the project.
		Well, the good news is that TFM has now not only taken it off the shelf but has issued the model with all of the bells and whistles.
	www.diecast.org /diecast98/html/asp/list_reviews/xq/ASP/id.e027/qx/printreview.htm (343 words)

	Recreation Autos Makes and Models Plymouth Fury (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Home For 1970-71 Plymouth Sport Fury GT and S/23 - A website dedicated to the 1970-71 Plymouth Sport Fury GT and S/23 Owners everywhere.
		Plymouth Fury Photo Gallery - A collection of photos gathered from old catalogs and advertisements for the 1960s and 1970s Plymouth Fury.
		Rebirth of a 1958 Plymouth Fury - Site which tracks the progress of my rebuilding a 1958 Plymouth Fury.
	www.iper1.com /iper1-odp/scat/id/Recreation/Autos/Makes_and_Models/Plymouth/Fury (229 words)

	Furyworld v5.0 - '57 Resto: Page 3
		While driving my Fury for the previous couple of years, I had been busy in the garage restoring the major running parts which were all incorrect on my Fury.
		A local machine shop took care of the machining and assembly, and many hours were spent in my garage with the final assembly, accessories, fuel lines, painting, detailing, decals, and sourcing all those little parts which are missing or incorrect when you buy an engine.
		The Fury V-800 came in full battle dress with dual WCFB Carter carburettors, sporting special side mounted air cleaners, dual point distributor, stiff valve springs, special cam, dual exhaust.
	www.forwardlook.net /furyworld/resto3.html (934 words)

	1960 Plymouth Fury (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		I Love Plymouths, 1960 Plymouths to be exact.
		Actually, this car found me. I'm a veteran of the classic car nights at Bob's Big Boy in Burbank, and one Friday night I had my sky blue 1960 Plymouth Belvedere there.
		As luck would have it, I was showing the Belvedere at a car show in Beverly Hills that weekend.
	www.aeclassic.com /60fury (201 words)

	lookin at buying a 1969 plymouth fury sport
		I was wondering what you guys thought on here about the 1969 plymouth fury sport with the 440 engine.
		The fury is closer in size to the Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight, which is larger than the Cutlass.
		Besides, the third quickest factory musclecar is a '69 Roadrunner with a 440 + 6 and it ran a 12.91 sec.
	www.dodgeforum.com /fb.asp?m=72259 (1336 words)

	Dave Duell’s ’64 Plymouth Fury Wagon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Eight years ago, Evansville, Indiana, Chrysler/Plymouth dealership owner Dave Duell of Newburgh, Indiana, began work on a ’64 Plymouth Fury wagon, but it was not the first time he had put his passions into such a project.
		Duell is a longtime drag racer, and back in the heyday of ’60s-era factory involvement, he had not been behind the wheel of a Hemi coupe or A-Body.
		The basis for the new ride was a solid ’64 Fury wagon from Loveland, Colorado.
	www.moparmusclemagazine.com /featuredvehicles/20968 (742 words)

	1959 Plymouth Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Plymouth Fury symbolized the end of the "big-fin" era.
		Although the book said the car was a Fury the car in the movie was a strange mix of a Fury and a Belvedere.
		Also, the 1958 Fury was only available in Buckskin Beige, not Red.
	gozips.uakron.edu /~james45 (161 words)

	Sharon's 1960 Plymouth Fury
		Floyd has his white 1960 Plymouth Fury 2-door hard top, so when we saw a fl 1960 Plymouth Fury 4-door hard top on Ebay we decided to try our luck at getting it.
		With a day and a half to go Floyd made one last bid on the last day and surprisingly the bid held and we had another 1960 Plymouth Fury.
		It was a fast trip, 3 1/2 days, but that fl Fury sure looked good on the trailer.
	www.wichitamopar.com /sharons (388 words)

	Allpar contributor biographies
		But it was the lack of information available back then that led him to researching the history of Plymouth and started him on his writing career which now includes three books on the history of Plymouth and DeSoto--and with more in the works.
		He is a divorced father of two (Duane and Kaitlin), and presently owns a '57 Plymouth Sport Suburban, a '64 Chrysler 300-K, a '77 Jeep Wagoneer and an '87 Chrysler New Yorker.
		Rich was raised on (and in) Mopars as a child, and has clear memories of all of them: the 66 and 73 Dodge Monacos, the 76 Chrysler Cordoba, the various Plymouth Horizons; and later the EEK New Yorker and Imperial.
	www.allpar.com /i/bios.html (2828 words)

	1959 Plymouth Fury Picture, Classic Car Pictures
		Fury became a seperate series in the 1959 Plymouth line up.
		The standard engine for the Fury models was a 318 cubic inch V8 that produced 230 hp.
		The antique, classic and collector car pictures and data shown on hubcapcafe.com are for entertainment and information purposes.
	www.hubcapcafe.com /ocs/pages01/plym5901.htm (57 words)

	Tom Flessner’s ’71 Plymouth Fury
		We chose him for our first Test Ride installment because the Fury’s a driver, Flessner was local and willing, and also because he dared to be different.
		Physically, Tom’s ’71 Sport Fury GT bears the scars of a daily driver: primarily nose-chips.
		Outside, the Fury doesn’t look a lot larger than, say, my Montego; there’s only 3 inches difference in the wheelbase (the Fury is 119 inches).
	www.hotrod.com /featuredvehicles/96998 (573 words)

	1958 Plymouth Fury Street Rod
		Only 5,303 Fury Sport Coupes were produced in 1958, and were only available in one color (Buckskin Beige).
		I was not happy with the fit of the tail light inserts, so I made my own tail lights by filling in the backs of the fins and painting the concave surface Stop Light Red.
		For the finishing touch, I raised the stance of the Street Fury back to stock height, and replaced the lowrider wheels with a set of chrome dish caps and rear slicks.
	www.spencer1984.com /my_models/58fury.php (370 words)

	1964 Plymouth Fury Picture, 800 Classic Car Pictures
		This 1964 Plymouth Fury 2 door hardtop has a 318 cubic inch engine and an automatic transmission.
		The rear view shows the bright trim between the tail lights seen on Plymouth Fury and Sport Fury models for 1964.
		About the only way to tell a Sport Fury from a Fury on the outside is the model nameplate on the trunk lid and the red, white and blue blocks in the side trim spear, just ahead of the door.
	www.hubcapcafe.com /ocs/pages01/plym6402.htm (128 words)

	The Plymouth Fury Photo Gallery
		One of the truly classic automobiles of the 1960s and 70s is the full-size Plymouth Fury.
		As an admirer of these cars, I have put together a collection of pictures from old advertisements and catalogs that I've gathered over the years.
		In 1975, the FURY name was given to Plymouth's mid-size line.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /Plyfury/fury.htm (104 words)

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