Orphan of the Day, 06-21, 1972 Plymouth Fury

[8E45E]

Craig

[Bob Andrews]

Craig

How well I know those cars- and adore them. There will always be 70s MoPars in and out of my life. Tons of great memories of these cars.

Although I do admit I cringed preparing to see yet another Sherwood Green MoPar (bleah!) I think that's Turquoise; much nicer.

[skyway]

Not a lot of 72 Furys in film. Seems as if there was a crazy man driving ia Green Convert. across fields and such featured in Thunderbolt and Lighfoot or another of those '70's buddy adventures?

[Lark8girl]

These are my first demonstraters when I started my career of selling new cars in Huntington, Indiana. I had several four doors and a two door Fury lll. The light yellow with black vinyl top Fury lll four door with the "Top Hat" package was less than $4900. The torsionquiet ride and rear leaf springs was a better suspension and better handling car than the competition offered.
I miss the gear reduction starter sound, and liked it. Some customers did not and that cost some sales.

Husband of Lark VIII girl

[1962larksedan]

There are a few 1972 Ply Furys restored as period police vehicles...........

One guys has/had a restored 1972 Virginia State Police Fury I 440 Magnum that was actually a VaSP sedan.

[studegary]

These are my first demonstraters when I started my career of selling new cars in Huntington, Indiana. I had several four doors and a two door Fury lll. The light yellow with black vinyl top Fury lll four door with the "Top Hat" package was less than $4900. The torsionquiet ride and rear leaf springs was a better suspension and better handling car than the competition offered.
I miss the gear reduction starter sound, and liked it. Some customers did not and that cost some sales.

Husband of Lark VIII girl

The distinctive sound of the gear reduction drive starter - that brings back memories.

[JBOYLE]

A Fury III?
I don't think the base/fleet models had hide-a-ways.

Neat car.

[studegary]

A Fury III?
I don't think the base/fleet models had hide-a-ways.

Neat car.

I do not believe that Fury I, II or III had hideaways. I think that was reserved for Sport and Gran models

[Andy R.]

In high school, this was our "Hercimer Battle Jitney."
LOOOOOVE these big Mopar wagons!