Will's new arrival 1971 Plymouth Fury 383 station wagon
Posted: Thu May 01, 08 4:45 pm
Posting up a devoted thread to this car which arrived this morning.
Its a 1971 Fury Suburban wagon with 383 engine, power disc brakes, and air conditioning. It has 8 seats (2 pop up from back floor, rear facing) and has a two-way tailgate or whatever you call those things. You can flip it down like a rangerover, or swing it open like a discovery. It has an electric window in it which you can operate from the ash or from the outside using the key.
Car is from Ohio and was imported last summer. Car was complete then but the new owner in Lancashire started to take it apart to restore it, hence all the trim is off.
Car unfortunately is far worse than it looks rust-wise and may be beyond saving
Which is probably why it got abandoned by them. The worst area being the chassis-to-body mounts under the front floor.
But the good news is, the car is totally stock and has fender tags, build sheet etc.
It has a really sweet sounding 383 and the trans seems to work too. Even has a newish looking Holley carb on it.
It has an 8 3/4 suregrip rear end.
Has those 15 inch 'cop' steelies and the tyres are nearly new.
Has air conditioning (one bit of it is missing by looks of it )
Radiator has just been done and it's antifreezed up etc.
Seats and steering wheel are in good condition.
Other points of interest are the receiver hitch, and some kind of fancy electric trailor braking system.
Its a 1971 Fury Suburban wagon with 383 engine, power disc brakes, and air conditioning. It has 8 seats (2 pop up from back floor, rear facing) and has a two-way tailgate or whatever you call those things. You can flip it down like a rangerover, or swing it open like a discovery. It has an electric window in it which you can operate from the ash or from the outside using the key.
Car is from Ohio and was imported last summer. Car was complete then but the new owner in Lancashire started to take it apart to restore it, hence all the trim is off.
Car unfortunately is far worse than it looks rust-wise and may be beyond saving
Which is probably why it got abandoned by them. The worst area being the chassis-to-body mounts under the front floor. But the good news is, the car is totally stock and has fender tags, build sheet etc.
It has a really sweet sounding 383 and the trans seems to work too. Even has a newish looking Holley carb on it.
It has an 8 3/4 suregrip rear end.
Has those 15 inch 'cop' steelies and the tyres are nearly new.
Has air conditioning (one bit of it is missing by looks of it )
Radiator has just been done and it's antifreezed up etc.
Seats and steering wheel are in good condition.
Other points of interest are the receiver hitch, and some kind of fancy electric trailor braking system.
Best of luck with Her. 
