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Plymouth Fury Sport Fury (1959)
for sale

Price: US $5,950.00

Description:

Two 1959 Plymouth Coupes for sale, neither have titles.
One is a nearly complete original Belvedere without trim. It runs and moves under it's own power. Brakes have not been gone over - no brakes. Body has some rust and some pin hole rust thru on panels. Gas tank and trunk floor is no good. Small poly V8 2bbl carb motor I believe is original, not certain of the cu-in. Has all glass but windshield is cracked.
One is a Sport Fury Shell. It has a 80's circa 440 new 4bbl carb, 3 spd tourqueflite with park transmission, and 83/4 rear. It is a running, driving, and stopping car with pretty much original drum brakes. Gas tank and trunk floor is no good. No interior, some floor board rust out, and eyebrow rust thru. Included are the replacement eyebrows, headlight backing panels. and rocker panels. I have all the side glass which appears to be OK also - just have to find where I put them. Windshield is also cracked. It has a front valance but is bent up with a good bit of curb rash, probably can be made presentable by the right body guy, those things go for thousands sometimes. This car has a blank ID badge that comes along with it; Built Especially for and the name area was never engraved. Just a cool thing to have for the car when get it to the car shows later.
I've had these in the barn for years. My intent was to make the Sport Fury a complete running car. I've now come to the conclusion it will not happen. Too many projects and the older I get the bigger this project looks. Time to move them out of here.
I have collected a lot of stuff for the 59s. New carpet, new eyebrows, a front fender with good eyebrow and grill section, hood front chrome in perfect condition, a complete Swivel Front Seat needing reupholstered, a good junkyard windshield, a new trunk spare tire façade, mirrors, and antenna's are what comes to mind. Both cars have bumpers that are good enough for swap in to the bumper boyz or wherever. I'll put the stuff all together and try to get a pic listed showing all of it.
Titles are fairly easy to get, and if you have a friend in Vermont, Nevada, New Hampshire (I think they still do not title older cars of these years), or any state without titles on these older cars, you can have them sell them to you, notarize it and Pa will issue a new Pa title. That is basically what the online title companies do anyway. I have used International Title Co in the past with no trouble. The feedback on them now isn't good, but I had no problems in the past for a few old cars. You will have to check your own state laws concerning this.
I didn't pull out the cars for the pictures, as that's a good bit of work the way they are packed in, serious buyers should come look at them and I'll pull them out then. Maybe there aren't any buyers interested this fall, if so I'll run the ad again in the spring if no interest.
You bid you bought. Simple as that. I feel this is a low starting price and there is a $500 PayPal NON REFUNDABLE payment at the end of the auction. If you come and think I misrepresented the cars, then you should have come looked at it, that will be no excuse. If Aunt Bertha died and didn't leave you as much money as you thought, no excuse. And all issues with the wife should be resolved before clicking the bid button too. If you are following these cars on ebay or elsewhere you know they aren't plentiful or cheap. Even station wagons go for this much at times.
I may consider separating the cars, but it would be more expensive for sure. Storage time is a bit flexible. Just have them paid for and we probably can work something out. Not too far away I may even be talked into delivering for a nominal fee also.
Thanks for looking... Jim

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