Plymouth Fury III 1966

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23.000,00 - 27.000,00

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Lot number: 243 - 70

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Specifications
  • Brand

  • Plymouth

  • Model

  • Fury

  • Type

  • III

  • Body

  • Convertible

  • Year

  • 1966

  • Registration

  • American documents, all import duties and VAT have been paid

  • Chassis number

  • PH27E62251768

  • Date of first admission

  • 01-07-1966

  • Fuel

  • Gasoline

  • Odometer reading

  • 19907 Miles

  • Color

  • Yellow

  • Transmission

  • Automatic

  • LHD or RHD

  • LHD

  • Is in a driving condition

  • Yes

Description

The 1966 Plymouth Fury III was a representative car of 1960s American motoring, a period when automobile production focused on style and performance. This model was part of the third-generation Fury, which was characterized by its striking design with sharp lines and a powerful appearance. The Fury III positioned itself as a luxury version within the Fury range, with a focus on comfort and technology. With its long hood and wide rear end, the car was a true picture of its time, and the availability of several engine options offered buyers a choice between performance and efficiency. Technically, the Plymouth Fury III was equipped with a range of powerful V8 engines, which provided an impressive driving experience. The car offered an array of innovations for the time, including an improved suspension system and an advanced interior that provided driver and passenger comfort. The popularity of the Fury III reflected the demand for larger, luxurious vehicles in the full-size sedan segment. The combination of its aesthetic appeal and technical capabilities made the Plymouth Fury III an attractive model in the 1960s. To get a good idea of the lot, we recommend coming to the viewing day.

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