1964 Plymouth Fury Convertible 318 V8 Automatic on 2040-cars
Morgantown, Pennsylvania, United States
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1964 Plymouth Fury Convertible V8 318 2 barrel. Automatic transmission. 80 thousand miles
Good overall condition but needs some TLC due to long term storage. Body and interior are solid. Originally titled in April 1964. Same owner since 1969, now deceased. I am listing on behalf of the widow as a family friend. Car was always garage kept. PA State inspection sticker on windshield expired January 1993. The car was run occasionally after 93 to to make the trip to the mail box or a spin on a back road. It was not run for the past 10 years or so. I was careful in start up. I lubricated the cylinders and spun the motor without spark plugs (it was loose, turned by hand first) to build oil pressure then put the plugs in, primed the carb and it fired right up. I changed the oil and it does not leak or smoke. Runs good. The transmission seems to work fine too just driving around the driveway and lawn. I did not try to raise the electric top. I am told that top did work just fine. There is also a new top covering goes with car. So what does it need to drive on the road? Brake cylinders rebuild and new hoses. Fuel line and tank cleaning. Tune up including carb rebuild and valve lash. Trans fluid and differential lube oil change. Chassis lube and wheel bearing repack. New coolant. A thorough cleaning. We are listing locally as well. |
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