1971 Plymouth Fury Commercial

1971 Plymouth Fury Commercial. Shown in Grancoupe

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[markbotv3]

god drives a plymouth fury too...it says in genesis that "god in his fury drove adam and eve from the garden of eden"

[Miradart]

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.

[70Kenny]

@markbotv3 That's hilarious! I know God would choose a solid, dependable, genuine American car!

[82ghall]

capt.kirk say's.....

[DeAdiSSu3]

@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 :)

[1969pontiac1]

@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.

[DeAdiSSu3]

@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.

[1969pontiac1]

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]

@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

[70Kenny]

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!

[frequencydude]

beautiful cars