@sobertson1 I used to have 1 but mine was a '57 some idiot pulled out infront of me and caused me to total it. I would of owned mine for 27 years this coming April 30th. The car was totaled in April 20, 1987. If I seen the other driver that night I would beat the crap out of her and I would not care if there was a cop standing there that night. I was angry enough to do it. When the other partys insurance company totaled the car I should of mentioned the word attorney and they hate that word.
@scatpack68 Yes but I had no place to keep it. The city of Palm Bay,Florida code enforcement probably would of harassed me about it. I still wished I mentioned the word Attorney to thier insurance adjuster.
I really enjoy watching these old Classics being revamped . exspecially when they are done correctly - frame off - this is a very beautiful car ! , Well Done . Ray in PA
Really worth my time watching this. Actually was looking for Harlem Nocturne, the second song on the video. What a car.....a work of art. Congratulations.
I was in a shop in Camrose Alberta Canada about 3 years ago. The guy has a couple of 57 or 58's all restored and in perfect shape. One is even a convertible and he has it up on a hoist above the other one. I would give up both of the family jewels for either of them.
Really nice, and you did all the work yourself, how very satisfying that must be. I had a chance to get one that had already had allot of work done to the body for 5K but didn't have the chips at the time : ( Don't listen to some of these people on here, as they know not what they are talking about. The Christine version of the Fury in RED is way cool, I don't care who you are!
Really nice, and you did all the work yourself, how very satisfying that must be. I had a chance to get one that had already had allot of work done to the body for 5K but didn't have the chips at the time : (
Olá !Parabéns pelo trabalho impecavel no seu carro.Com vocês conseguem fazer tudo esse detalhes, existe lojas de peças para reposição desse carros classicos...Valeu amigo!Novamente parabéns.
I would like to see the faces of the staff when you pull into a Chrysler Plymouth dealer for an oil change! It happened when my uncle had taken his 1958 Ford Edsel to the Ford dealer in 1995. THe older machanics flocked to her! Original red paint, restored interior! They called other locations for information! lol Not sure if that was a wise decision but the staff at the ford dealer was happy to have that car there!
Even the license plates are sweet. I saw the yellow CQB 241 from the movie, and it looks like a vanity plate that read "Rock N'Roll Will Never Die" just like in the book. The 58 Evil plate is great too. Gorgeous car man, you did a great job. Absolutely stunning. Makes me wanna watch the movie now.
In the book, she was a "special order 4 door Fury" which never existed in real life. Fury's were beige with gold insert trim on the sides. Belvederes were one model down. The base model was the Savoy.
@mocus1 You're both wrong on different points. The Fury was available in Autumn Red with Ivory side stripes. If you have an original dealer's manual for the car you can see the color is offered. The car in the book was a four door Belvedere or a Savoy (both had pushbutton transmission offered. Sk mentions the 382 cid but never says Christine had it. Likely a 318. Plymouth also offered two lower end models, the Savoy and lastly the Plaza (three speed column shift with Overdrive pull cable).
Plymouth also offered the 350 Golden Commando with either 2 foul barrel carbs or fuel injection. The fuel injection was problematic and most people had the dealer re-install x2 four barrel carbs. I know of no existing 1958 Plymouth with the original fuel injection manifold in place. The Fury was usually offered in Beige with a grey interior. Oddly enough on the back of the Christine hardcover book, SK is sitting on the hood of a 1957 Plymouth Savoy. You can tell because of the grill
@anarexic2 no, king described it as a red and white four door 58 fury. He was wrong about the color, because furys only came in buckskin beige, and they also only came in 2 door. 4 doors didn't come out uuntil '59.
Pardon my ignorance (I'm Australian, and it's rare to see any Plymouth in Australia) but other than a wilder engine, what's the specific differences between a Fury and a Belvedere? In the book, Christine was a 4-door Belvedere (check that, it's in print) but in the movie, she's a 2 door Fury.
-My friend,i always said to myself that if i get the Lotto jackpot,the first thing on my list woul'd be at your house next day,shaking cash at your face.
wow that is awesome nice car..... thats one thing thats nice about old cars the metal is solid and just surface rusts instead having holes in it like these new cars we have today that are junk and everyone knows it thats why i see more and more people buying old cars again in ny state lol.....
@smashupdriver It takes ALOT of money to restore junkyard finds,, unless ur a mechanic and painter and uphosterer , One, machanics charge an arm and a leg to fix anything, then ur looking at atleast a grand for the paint job, and then the interior will not be cheap,,let alone all of the welding that the undercarriage would need after sitting on the ground for 30 years!
@Dreambro1 a grand for a paint job?? hes not getting anywhere near my 58, materials alone will be close to a grand not including prep work and wet sanding and polishing afterwards.
i dont know they were the top of the line luxury cars for plymouth i dont think id want my fury in red biege with the gold iondized chrome would be nice evidentley cus thats what they all were!
when i grow up im going to make a real fury clone as seeing i'll probly pay out the...... to find a real fury someone would like to sell
Outstanding job,very impressive!!!!!........Just to find a 57-58 Belvedere is an extreme challenge,say nothing about finding a Fury!!!!,......restoring it,finding parts,....or dual 4 commando equipment!!!!!!!!!!!!.......I know,I've searched since 1982 and have only found a 1959 Belvedere 2 door in New Mexico!....And anyone
who knows these classics knows there quite similar,but the rear tail lights are entirely different in 1959 vrs '58....I researched these years ago(1990) when I was out west in the Air Force and discovered Plymouth rolled 5,103 Furys off the assembly linein 1958.....where did they all go???? : ( ?? Super Glad to see a few still live on,...Great job man!!!!! Rock on Christine;...Bob P of Jeff.,Me.!!
someone would tell my how this works in the US? How in the world can a lot of cars get the same number plate? Just here on youtube I saw prox 20 different Christines running in traffic with the same CQB 2** plate... Guess there are about 50-100 or maybe more of them running on the roads in the US.. so there have to be others too with the same number plate..
that nice :) but it can fool the police when they are measuring traffic speeds (traffipax).. here in Hungary they would take your cars documents for life if you would use different plates on the front and back :D they would even take them if your front plate is missing :)
A true work of art, your hard work and effort has paid off big time! Thanks for the video, might get a few procrastinators off the couch to finish their projects! Drive safe, and remember...."If you care to drive, drive with care." -Chief Dan Mathews
Cheese and rice! fulkin' unbelievable dude.....how fulkin' demented is that car folks? It's a fulkin' miracle.....from worst to first in a few easy steps!
totally awesome craftsman work done there sweet ride man ...back in the day these cars retailed starting at $1899 and up ..a RARE car is the silver special
My God! What a labor of love. So it actually started life as a Belvedere and recently was turned into a Fury? Anything is possible given enough will power. Still your car is fantastic and magical. Why, because there is no greater magic than the magic of knowledge. Thank you for sharing her video with me.
WHOA! Your car won that many trophies? Aw man that's awesome! Yes Please don't sell this to hollywood. When you get too old, donate it to a famous well takencare of car museum! It will be cherished for generations to come! (what awards were the trophies?)
Nice job! getting all the parts you needed must've been a special kind of hell... from what I understand the 57-58's are pretty neglected by the aftermarket & reproduction market.
I would tint the windows to protect the interrior from the uvc rays from the sun
sb57fury1 1 month ago
That certainly is as George Thorogood and all his destroyers would say: "Bad to the bone" INDEED!
cragmac1000 2 months ago
i am soooo jealous because i'll never have one.
sobertson1 3 months ago
@sobertson1 I used to have 1 but mine was a '57 some idiot pulled out infront of me and caused me to total it. I would of owned mine for 27 years this coming April 30th. The car was totaled in April 20, 1987. If I seen the other driver that night I would beat the crap out of her and I would not care if there was a cop standing there that night. I was angry enough to do it. When the other partys insurance company totaled the car I should of mentioned the word attorney and they hate that word.
sb57fury1 1 month ago
@sb57fury1 didn't you have the option of buying back the car even if the insurance company totaled it?
scatpack68 3 weeks ago
@scatpack68 Yes but I had no place to keep it. The city of Palm Bay,Florida code enforcement probably would of harassed me about it. I still wished I mentioned the word Attorney to thier insurance adjuster.
sb57fury1 3 weeks ago
great video and great car
MrTamiya89 3 months ago
I really enjoy watching these old Classics being revamped . exspecially when they are done correctly - frame off - this is a very beautiful car ! , Well Done . Ray in PA
helperout 4 months ago
The car looks good from any angle!
collinclink 4 months ago
at 4:38 WAS THAT YOUR CAR?I mean dont u have problems with the tint cops pulling u over because of ?
cyrusthevrus 5 months ago
@cyrusthevrus That is 1 of the survivors from the movie Christine.
sb57fury1 1 month ago
@sb57fury1 yes but it has black tint all over the place,in some countrys ( like mines ) thats illegal.
cyrusthevrus 1 month ago
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cyrusthevrus 5 months ago 3
Great Job!!!
DukeNukem65 6 months ago
job well done...respect!
TheDutchPathFinder 7 months ago
Really worth my time watching this. Actually was looking for Harlem Nocturne, the second song on the video. What a car.....a work of art. Congratulations.
ChazTexas 10 months ago
whats the name of the song after bad to the bone?
joli78363 10 months ago
very nice!!!! magniffisin!
joli78363 10 months ago
Hey Arnie. Where did you get that matching paint?
eldorado303 11 months ago
its so awesome - although the skull on the bonnet is missing!
XmichellopuffX 11 months ago
I was in a shop in Camrose Alberta Canada about 3 years ago. The guy has a couple of 57 or 58's all restored and in perfect shape. One is even a convertible and he has it up on a hoist above the other one. I would give up both of the family jewels for either of them.
royme55 1 year ago
Very nice
wurly164 1 year ago
Really nice, and you did all the work yourself, how very satisfying that must be. I had a chance to get one that had already had allot of work done to the body for 5K but didn't have the chips at the time : ( Don't listen to some of these people on here, as they know not what they are talking about. The Christine version of the Fury in RED is way cool, I don't care who you are!
SuperWildbill62 1 year ago
Really nice, and you did all the work yourself, how very satisfying that must be. I had a chance to get one that had already had allot of work done to the body for 5K but didn't have the chips at the time : (
SuperWildbill62 1 year ago
Awsome
CK9101982 1 year ago
i want this car so freakin bad! if anyone knows a place to get it, write to me.
TheMovieman159 1 year ago
omg love that car im gonna own one before i die
madguy1010 1 year ago
It looked better at the beginning.
ewd76 1 year ago
well done dude.
gtiturbo18litre 1 year ago
Olá !Parabéns pelo trabalho impecavel no seu carro.Com vocês conseguem fazer tudo esse detalhes, existe lojas de peças para reposição desse carros classicos...Valeu amigo!Novamente parabéns.
Abraço
vantun67 1 year ago
I would like to see the faces of the staff when you pull into a Chrysler Plymouth dealer for an oil change! It happened when my uncle had taken his 1958 Ford Edsel to the Ford dealer in 1995. THe older machanics flocked to her! Original red paint, restored interior! They called other locations for information! lol Not sure if that was a wise decision but the staff at the ford dealer was happy to have that car there!
moulons 1 year ago
Even the license plates are sweet. I saw the yellow CQB 241 from the movie, and it looks like a vanity plate that read "Rock N'Roll Will Never Die" just like in the book. The 58 Evil plate is great too. Gorgeous car man, you did a great job. Absolutely stunning. Makes me wanna watch the movie now.
Lunchbox77667 1 year ago
NICE DUDE
sliderbox 1 year ago
Not bad Christine clone dual quads
thehorselovers2128 1 year ago
Cool Beans!
bwild61 2 years ago
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bwild61 2 years ago
It looks like there is a mouse sitting on the back of the car at 2:42
QuanticChaos1000 2 years ago
In the book, she was a "special order 4 door Fury" which never existed in real life. Fury's were beige with gold insert trim on the sides. Belvederes were one model down. The base model was the Savoy.
mocus1 2 years ago
@mocus1 not to be rude but the base model was the plaza then savoy, belveder, and fury
JAG6363 1 year ago
@mocus1 dude the car in the book didnt even exist yet he said it was a 55 plymouth furry which they didnt start till i think 57
anarexic2 1 year ago
@anarexic2 Fury started in 56
mocus1 11 months ago
@mocus1 You're both wrong on different points. The Fury was available in Autumn Red with Ivory side stripes. If you have an original dealer's manual for the car you can see the color is offered. The car in the book was a four door Belvedere or a Savoy (both had pushbutton transmission offered. Sk mentions the 382 cid but never says Christine had it. Likely a 318. Plymouth also offered two lower end models, the Savoy and lastly the Plaza (three speed column shift with Overdrive pull cable).
drevildruid 6 months ago
Plymouth also offered the 350 Golden Commando with either 2 foul barrel carbs or fuel injection. The fuel injection was problematic and most people had the dealer re-install x2 four barrel carbs. I know of no existing 1958 Plymouth with the original fuel injection manifold in place. The Fury was usually offered in Beige with a grey interior. Oddly enough on the back of the Christine hardcover book, SK is sitting on the hood of a 1957 Plymouth Savoy. You can tell because of the grill
drevildruid 6 months ago
I should say more accurately the portion under the grill in the isn't painted. It's left in bare metal in the 57 model whereas the 58's is painted.
drevildruid 6 months ago
@drevildruid that's called the front valance
mocus1 3 months ago
@anarexic2 no, king described it as a red and white four door 58 fury. He was wrong about the color, because furys only came in buckskin beige, and they also only came in 2 door. 4 doors didn't come out uuntil '59.
sobertson1 3 months ago
@mocus1 Artistic liscense. You know the drill.
seniorjohnl 3 months ago
Pardon my ignorance (I'm Australian, and it's rare to see any Plymouth in Australia) but other than a wilder engine, what's the specific differences between a Fury and a Belvedere? In the book, Christine was a 4-door Belvedere (check that, it's in print) but in the movie, she's a 2 door Fury.
Mechknight73 2 years ago
-My friend,i always said to myself that if i get the Lotto jackpot,the first thing on my list woul'd be at your house next day,shaking cash at your face.
peter455sd 2 years ago
nice! i love the feeling of seeing an old abandoned car get a second chance at life. dont let christine take over you!
07SuperchargedSS 2 years ago
I wish i had a dollar for every time you had said a line from the movie when you were building that car. Looks like you got good hands.
moparsteve1 2 years ago
very good lookn car
bad66chevelles 2 years ago
Awesome job....
terry49r 2 years ago
Great restoration job!
StanMangler 2 years ago
318 Polyhead V-8 2 x 4 bbl carbs 290 hp "Dual Fury" engine option
2 spd. Powerflite Automatic transmission
mocus1 2 years ago
what engine did you put there?
very nice work, congratulations
fmackert2 2 years ago
pink does have it's advantages
mocus1 2 years ago
i liked it pink lol
GeekUltra 2 years ago
Great video from clunker to show car.
I can only imagine how many hours you have in this car.
fiddlerpin 2 years ago
or, you can simply stand in front of the car with the headlights on and say, "OK, show me!"
emlie01 2 years ago
be proud
be very proud
you have one of the most beatiful car's in the world ..
007tje 2 years ago
beautiful car my man! a true classic!
Brian1989Production 2 years ago
4:58 Sweet Jesus!
phantomcharger 2 years ago
Yea, I love the fury, Ive always wanted to find one, make a christine and cruise town and see how many people I'd scare.
1990redchevy 2 years ago
$300! Make it $250 for you!
emlie01 2 years ago
ok so just 1 question HOW MUCH DID IT ALL COST?!?!!?
NewWorldCorp 2 years ago
Thank you, very informative man! Wow its amazing, she really won that many awards?
halfdude 2 years ago
shit son nice car
102Help 2 years ago
Lovely car.keep it rolling son.
TheRagingWarrior 2 years ago
wow that is awesome nice car..... thats one thing thats nice about old cars the metal is solid and just surface rusts instead having holes in it like these new cars we have today that are junk and everyone knows it thats why i see more and more people buying old cars again in ny state lol.....
midnitesquirldog 2 years ago
don't crush 'em....restore 'em!!!!!
smashupdriver 2 years ago 10
yeah! i agree! great clip - great car
amigastar 2 years ago
words to live by.
sgtpepper1138 2 years ago
@smashupdriver It takes ALOT of money to restore junkyard finds,, unless ur a mechanic and painter and uphosterer , One, machanics charge an arm and a leg to fix anything, then ur looking at atleast a grand for the paint job, and then the interior will not be cheap,,let alone all of the welding that the undercarriage would need after sitting on the ground for 30 years!
Dreambro1 1 year ago
@Dreambro1 a grand for a paint job?? hes not getting anywhere near my 58, materials alone will be close to a grand not including prep work and wet sanding and polishing afterwards.
JAG6363 1 year ago
Ooo La La! That is how it is done! Just outstanding. I have restored three rods, but nothing like this-just sweet!
73ccougar 2 years ago
yep great job man well done
sduddy 2 years ago
Undercover, girls like that are VERY hard to find !
mocus1 2 years ago
i want that car to be my very first car... and with it being 51 years old i know its gonna be hard to find :(
010UnderCover010 2 years ago
Love her -super restaurated fury!!!
arnie cunningham
bluethistle68 2 years ago
wow!!! nice job,i like 1:42 view! brand new congratulations.
grizzzlymx 2 years ago
>>> Shame 57 or 58 Furys never came out of the factory in RED !
>>> Sad huh ?
apatheticempathy 2 years ago 4
In the book it's revealed that Christine was a custom-made car.
krimsonstorm96 2 years ago
@apatheticempathy
i dont know they were the top of the line luxury cars for plymouth i dont think id want my fury in red biege with the gold iondized chrome would be nice evidentley cus thats what they all were!
when i grow up im going to make a real fury clone as seeing i'll probly pay out the...... to find a real fury someone would like to sell
gunny556fly 1 year ago
"Bad to the Bone" by George Thorogood"
"Harlem Nocturne" by the Viscounts
mocus1 2 years ago
Talented guy - looks like a shop did it.
Nessfiles 2 years ago
whats the name song please
arcio813 2 years ago
awesome!!
Ishouldsk8more 2 years ago
good job man
yotucker 2 years ago
very nice renewal !!
ropik 2 years ago
Its a pitty that the car cant do all the rebuilding work for itself like in the movie
Aguijon1982 2 years ago 2
BBBBB Bad to the bone!!
sayaroth 2 years ago 2
i love it best build i have ever seen great job!
hulkjr755 2 years ago
you are gifted. This car is truly awesome!!! Should make you very proud.
LMOSGUY 2 years ago
Awesome! This car is a rolling piece of art.
hilighted 2 years ago
That is art on wheels, simple as.
Why the hell don't we make cars that way anymore!!??
Btw, I drive a '59 Buick Invicta flat top, another forgotten but mean-as-hell looking car.
TheBeez500 2 years ago
Just beautiful. Neat, organized work. Better than new. You saved it. Great job! (And the neon is cool).
MUSTANGPROJECT 2 years ago
siggi, he put a neon underneath for the same reason you put a dick in your ass....because he likes it that way
emlie01 2 years ago
great car, but why in the hell would you put a neon under this car?? its not a HONDA!
siggifaxe 2 years ago
Great job guys, and Gorgeous Christine.
HarleyTrikes 3 years ago
WOW unbelieveable
incredible
great job
thanks for the post
dmb1995ta 3 years ago
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Outstanding job,very impressive!!!!!........Just to find a 57-58 Belvedere is an extreme challenge,say nothing about finding a Fury!!!!,......restoring it,finding parts,....or dual 4 commando equipment!!!!!!!!!!!!.......I know,I've searched since 1982 and have only found a 1959 Belvedere 2 door in New Mexico!....And anyone
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who knows these classics knows there quite similar,but the rear tail lights are entirely different in 1959 vrs '58....I researched these years ago(1990) when I was out west in the Air Force and discovered Plymouth rolled 5,103 Furys off the assembly linein 1958.....where did they all go???? : ( ?? Super Glad to see a few still live on,...Great job man!!!!! Rock on Christine;...Bob P of Jeff.,Me.!!
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rmpjr85 3 years ago
It proves to show that detriot really had some great designs for auto's during the 50's.
And I must say that is a awesome restoration!!!!! Great Job
JERSEYJIM74 3 years ago
Wow men !!!, an amazing job !!
Congratulations, your car is the most beautiful of the world...
I hate you....hahaha :P
Greetings from Argentina !!.
julpsz 3 years ago
Hail to the chef !
WizdomHailz 3 years ago
under a 4 leaf clover...
mocus1 3 years ago
Damn, how many seperate Plymouths was that that ya saved from the crusher and were able to restore?
Great looking car, you're extremely talented.
dogman780 3 years ago
That's a movie plate for the shows....California requires a front matching plate, which I install while driving on roads.....no problem ladies!
emlie01 3 years ago
VERY talented. Great job!
SonnyGTA 3 years ago
someone would tell my how this works in the US? How in the world can a lot of cars get the same number plate? Just here on youtube I saw prox 20 different Christines running in traffic with the same CQB 2** plate... Guess there are about 50-100 or maybe more of them running on the roads in the US.. so there have to be others too with the same number plate..
Sanyey 3 years ago
its the front plate....most states dont require you have one...so you can put on whatever you want.
SonnyGTA 3 years ago
that nice :) but it can fool the police when they are measuring traffic speeds (traffipax).. here in Hungary they would take your cars documents for life if you would use different plates on the front and back :D they would even take them if your front plate is missing :)
Sanyey 3 years ago
They knew how to design them and build them in the 50's
oldskoolcoin 3 years ago 2
Where did you find the bumper wings and the air cleaners?
richardrawson 3 years ago
A true work of art, your hard work and effort has paid off big time! Thanks for the video, might get a few procrastinators off the couch to finish their projects! Drive safe, and remember...."If you care to drive, drive with care." -Chief Dan Mathews
dukwcapt 3 years ago
Toreador Red
mocus1 3 years ago
Is that Autumn Red?
meowmix1012 3 years ago
dropdead gorgeous...
TheCruizer 3 years ago
semplicemente fantastica un restauro da farti stare male un saluto sei un grande .
cycoslatinos 3 years ago
Very nice, that is absolutely back breaking work to do what you did, congrats on following through.
deathcar 3 years ago
awesome!!!!!!!!!!great job!!!!!!
phreak7521 3 years ago
tighten a bolt on her herbie? better buy her a drink first... :~)
emlie01 3 years ago
whoa man nice car its a beaut be proud
dragracer455 3 years ago
OH MY GOD!!! what I wouldn't do to even tightend a bolt on her!! :O
herbienbrian 3 years ago
Cheese and rice! fulkin' unbelievable dude.....how fulkin' demented is that car folks? It's a fulkin' miracle.....from worst to first in a few easy steps!
emlie01 3 years ago
awesome job,reminds me of when i did my 63 grand prix
tropicjester12 3 years ago
I-D-E-N-T-I-C-A-L-! Good job sir!
cyrusthevrus 3 years ago
I would pay so much fucking money to have someone do this shit for me, I WANT THE CAR SOOOOOO BAD!
NTYW23 3 years ago
The stuff dreams and goosebumps are made of. Super job here.
insulator62722 3 years ago
Hey man, nice restauration job! Well done! I love Christine.
DodoChief 3 years ago
WOW, VERY VERY VERY awesome restoration job, very good, omg
Daveyeee 3 years ago
I admit it. I covet thee!!!
worthyprofile 3 years ago
great job man! beautiul! congratulations!
felipe4422162 3 years ago
wow, great work man how much did it cost in the end?.
booblova420 3 years ago
do my car, please...
masterlee123 3 years ago
Good job! The car looks amazing. I like how you add the red car light underneath the car. Again, the car looks amazing.
rabbit2071 3 years ago
Yeah a great car that has been forgotten it only cost 209 dollars when it first came out.
PantherCamaro 3 years ago
DANG the words of a good friend joe dirt
mrmopar7273ty3 3 years ago
F*cking awesome! Great job, man!
angerismymiddlename 3 years ago
Great Job Man
It Was Worth It
DoYoUbElieVe1970 3 years ago
amazing job!
kfs025 3 years ago 2
Thanks for looking this supeeeeeer!!!!!!!!!!! Video from ur Car,its Wow.
Sincerelly Paul/Germany.
schnuffellbaer 3 years ago 2
Car is beautiful Great work
Daveh2103 3 years ago 2
money well spent nice job lads
grizleypsp 4 years ago 4
totally awesome craftsman work done there sweet ride man ...back in the day these cars retailed starting at $1899 and up ..a RARE car is the silver special
Bruce420time 4 years ago 2
there are many clones out there but this one here is amazing, quality is exceptional you did an excelant job!
rpierson51 4 years ago 2
how much did u over run on project
greyrat2002 4 years ago
OMG.. I want one of these NOW!!
bigbosmaan69 4 years ago
My God! What a labor of love. So it actually started life as a Belvedere and recently was turned into a Fury? Anything is possible given enough will power. Still your car is fantastic and magical. Why, because there is no greater magic than the magic of knowledge. Thank you for sharing her video with me.
70bonnie 4 years ago
Beautiful car!! Wanna trade with my Eleanor?
LuvMyGT500 4 years ago
Hi verry good job your body super
André
andrecou 4 years ago
the car is a 58 Plymouth Belvedere and cost about $2300 when new in 1958
mocus1 4 years ago
is yours a fury or a belvedere?
bentleyv8t 4 years ago
hi....do u know if these plymouth fury were expansive cars?? were popular cars or they were like porsche,ferrari....for rich peolpe! Thank u!
brunohoffma 4 years ago
AMAZING!!!!
FELICITACIONES, muy muen trabajo
Hernan947 4 years ago
Now that was beautiful a classic car restored to its better than its former glory!
Demonizer68 4 years ago
awesome job man! my dream car!! The "Christine" style IS BAD TO THE BONE!!!!!!!!!!!!
redbanger65 4 years ago
The car won a lot of trophies......it won "People's Choice Award" at the Hot August Nites show in Reno NV in 1995......
mocus1 4 years ago
WHOA! Your car won that many trophies? Aw man that's awesome! Yes Please don't sell this to hollywood. When you get too old, donate it to a famous well takencare of car museum! It will be cherished for generations to come! (what awards were the trophies?)
honkycabbit 4 years ago
Nice job! getting all the parts you needed must've been a special kind of hell... from what I understand the 57-58's are pretty neglected by the aftermarket & reproduction market.
sirstrongbad 4 years ago
The baddest, meanest, most evil machine ever produced by human hands! Never to be topped, only to be bought by Satan himself.
ManFromGlad2005 4 years ago
I couldn't have said it better!
redbanger65 4 years ago
je suis fasciner par cett voiture c'est mon reve
stabe76 4 years ago
I like this video....... what is the name of the song after "bad to the bone" ?
aaronsalcido90 4 years ago
"Harlem Nocturne" by The Viscounts
mocus1 4 years ago
simply beautiful
skodaseb 4 years ago
Beautiful restoration.
BessieMorrison 4 years ago
WOW!!!
ninjastar35 4 years ago
B-e-a-utiful!
timleech 4 years ago
Much respect - your Fury is amazing!
mmbib 4 years ago