Yes! I will buy it! Please tell me where I can buy it! If the great American car companies will just go back to making AMERICAN cars like this, buyers like me will be everywhere! Long live the great American land yahcht and the American dream!
I had one of these when I was younger. Awesome car big 440 cid motor. Lots of power. Made it from Lethbridge to Calgary which is about 100 miles in one hour and 30 mins. I was flying. Driving north with the sun sliding behind the Rockies with the album Pepper by the Butthole Surfers blasting on the stereo, Ah good times.
Yeah, it does look close to the Caprice/Impala with the hidden headlights. My grandfather had a '71 Fury III years ago, but the grille on his looked much different and it had the exposed lights.
Actually, Plymouth was a good value back in the day. This car here with a 318 cu. in V8, PS, PB, A/C, automatic trans. sold for about $3300.00 in 1971.
340 is the only mopar motor ive ever owned =( i had a 273 in a valiant 200 four door and chumped me many a mustang and camaro. and all the ricers except for turbo charged ones. but their five speed tranys prolly had more to do with their wins than the actuall turbo
@70Kenny GM made Automatics standard on all full size cars in mid 71, there were some made with the manual Trans. I have the figures from Pontiac, 9 Bonneville's manual trans, 25 Catalina's . 4 Grandville's Plymouth made than standard on all 72 Full size car's. My dad had a 69 Fury 3, He looked at the Catalina. the Impala, and Delta 88, went for the Fury, had the best warrarty 5 years/50,000 Armrest standard, and had gauges instead of warning lights, the dash was cool, small flood lights lite
Respond to this video... Plymouth also was the only one at of the big 3 to have a light on the steering column so you could see to put the key in. That Fury was a tank, 22 cubic feet of trunk space. Had the signals that blinked on the front of the fender, I think it listed for around 3400.00.
@1969pontiac1 Haha its cool to hear others talk of such things, but funny in a good way. I can relate. My '73 fury has those blinkers on the front fenders (they still work), and yes, the trunk is HUGE. Also it has the gas cap hidden behind the license plate, just an all-around cool car, classy but evil-looking with alot of styling touches that you never see nowadays. I also like the '73 styling changes, they added a hood bulge, new grill and huge tail lights, very unique car, even for the era.
@DeAdiSSu3 I think the 73 Fury was the best looking from 69 to 74. I loved the Tear drop tail lamps and the front end was out of the world. I think it had the one large backup light in the rear bumper too. My favorite year for the Fury, Love those old Fury's.
@1969pontiac1 Couldn't agree more, love the tear drop tail lights and everything about the front end! The grill and hood were unique to the 1973 models only, and it does indeed have the giant reverse light in the middle of the rear bumper. I am 19 years old and in love with this car, its my first car and I was lucky enough to snatch up a damn '73 fury hardtop coupe for $1,000 cash. Some dumbass broke half the key inside the ignition and nobody wanted to buy it, but I had it running in a week :)
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82ghall 2 months ago
Yes! I will buy it! Please tell me where I can buy it! If the great American car companies will just go back to making AMERICAN cars like this, buyers like me will be everywhere! Long live the great American land yahcht and the American dream!
70Kenny 11 months ago
beautiful cars
frequencydude 11 months ago
I had one of these when I was younger. Awesome car big 440 cid motor. Lots of power. Made it from Lethbridge to Calgary which is about 100 miles in one hour and 30 mins. I was flying. Driving north with the sun sliding behind the Rockies with the album Pepper by the Butthole Surfers blasting on the stereo, Ah good times.
hempseed57 1 year ago
Thats William Shatner i believe.
mercmarc 1 year ago
Hey, there was a ship called the (Plymouth) Relaint in one of the Trek movies. I think it was the one that had Ricardo Montiblan in it.
bigcrowfly 1 year ago
Bill Shatner calls all GM cars "KAAAAAAAAHHHNNNNNNN!"
The Fury sure was cool back in the day. It even had a trunk lock that was offset to the right side instead of centered. Cool. Just Cool.
Miradart 2 years ago 5
@Miradart HAHAHA good stuff man good stuff.
superlinkarts 1 year ago
@Miradart The offset key was only on the 70 fury Im pretty shure..but still cool
70fury3 1 year ago
I was always in a Fury....taking mine in to often to get fixed.
linoleumcarving 2 years ago
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Yeah, it does look close to the Caprice/Impala with the hidden headlights. My grandfather had a '71 Fury III years ago, but the grille on his looked much different and it had the exposed lights.
sed1228 2 years ago
The front's almost identical to a '69 chevy caprice.
wyecee 2 years ago
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sed1228 2 years ago
@wyecee except the 69' chevy caprice did not have optional headlight washers and wipers. Fury did!!!!! Chrysler engineering..... no equal
jeepster02 1 year ago
Actually, Plymouth was a good value back in the day. This car here with a 318 cu. in V8, PS, PB, A/C, automatic trans. sold for about $3300.00 in 1971.
The6000Sabre 2 years ago
lol a 318 would look like a peanut shell under that hood. mine has a 440 and still has lots of room
markbotv3 2 years ago
Kool! 383 was a good mill too!
The6000Sabre 2 years ago
ya 383s are great. i had a 66 newport with a 383 2bbl it could cruise at 100mph and get 17mpg doing it.
markbotv3 2 years ago
And the 340 was a hot little devil too. Put it in the duster and watch a 350 Camaro eat dust
The6000Sabre 2 years ago 2
340 is the only mopar motor ive ever owned =( i had a 273 in a valiant 200 four door and chumped me many a mustang and camaro. and all the ricers except for turbo charged ones. but their five speed tranys prolly had more to do with their wins than the actuall turbo
markbotv3 2 years ago
Long live MOPAR!
The6000Sabre 2 years ago
oops NEVER owned not ever owned...out of the small blocks anyway
markbotv3 2 years ago
Beam me aboard, Scottie! And make make room, I'm bringing a '71 Mopar with me.
The6000Sabre 2 years ago
Warp drive optional at extra cost.
;-)
BobWXXI 2 years ago
Then he took a seat, turned the key and yelled...
"Ahead, warp factor 2!" ;)
tripsadelica 2 years ago
Automatic transmission at no extra charge? Could these awesome vehicles even be ordered with a manual tranny? If so I have never found one.
70Kenny 2 years ago
@70Kenny GM made Automatics standard on all full size cars in mid 71, there were some made with the manual Trans. I have the figures from Pontiac, 9 Bonneville's manual trans, 25 Catalina's . 4 Grandville's Plymouth made than standard on all 72 Full size car's. My dad had a 69 Fury 3, He looked at the Catalina. the Impala, and Delta 88, went for the Fury, had the best warrarty 5 years/50,000 Armrest standard, and had gauges instead of warning lights, the dash was cool, small flood lights lite
1969pontiac1 7 months ago
Respond to this video... Plymouth also was the only one at of the big 3 to have a light on the steering column so you could see to put the key in. That Fury was a tank, 22 cubic feet of trunk space. Had the signals that blinked on the front of the fender, I think it listed for around 3400.00.
1969pontiac1 7 months ago
@1969pontiac1 Haha its cool to hear others talk of such things, but funny in a good way. I can relate. My '73 fury has those blinkers on the front fenders (they still work), and yes, the trunk is HUGE. Also it has the gas cap hidden behind the license plate, just an all-around cool car, classy but evil-looking with alot of styling touches that you never see nowadays. I also like the '73 styling changes, they added a hood bulge, new grill and huge tail lights, very unique car, even for the era.
DeAdiSSu3 7 months ago
@DeAdiSSu3 I think the 73 Fury was the best looking from 69 to 74. I loved the Tear drop tail lamps and the front end was out of the world. I think it had the one large backup light in the rear bumper too. My favorite year for the Fury, Love those old Fury's.
1969pontiac1 7 months ago
@1969pontiac1 Couldn't agree more, love the tear drop tail lights and everything about the front end! The grill and hood were unique to the 1973 models only, and it does indeed have the giant reverse light in the middle of the rear bumper. I am 19 years old and in love with this car, its my first car and I was lucky enough to snatch up a damn '73 fury hardtop coupe for $1,000 cash. Some dumbass broke half the key inside the ignition and nobody wanted to buy it, but I had it running in a week :)
DeAdiSSu3 6 months ago
god drives a plymouth fury too...it says in genesis that "god in his fury drove adam and eve from the garden of eden"
markbotv3 2 years ago 14
LOL!
boardskins 2 years ago
lol
HONEYBCRISSY 2 years ago
@markbotv3 rotflmao,,,why yes,,yes it does. I guess it explains why he did a commercial for them
mysticwalker2112 1 year ago
@markbotv3 That's hilarious! I know God would choose a solid, dependable, genuine American car!
70Kenny 1 week ago
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@70Kenny i bought one of these a year ago ima try to get it running this summer and make some vids
amyhuk 1 week ago
i have one of these with a 440
markbotv3 2 years ago
This was my first car!
wr70beh 2 years ago
Shatner!!!!
I will call my plymouth "Enterprise"!
homerthompsonman 3 years ago
Oh man.
I love Shatner! XD
QuantumCarl 2 years ago
Must have needed work at that point?
nedmarc 3 years ago
Before the hair piece, triple chin, and big gut. Captain Kirk!
smithraymond 3 years ago
Capt. Kirk doing a Plymouth commercial! Yipes!~
cubantoro 3 years ago
I got my driver's license in a '71 Plymouth Fury Gran coupe!
fcatf6 4 years ago
captain kirk drives plymouths
redvdub70 4 years ago