22 thoughts on “History/Breakdown: 1963 Plymouth Sport Fury 426 Max Wedge”

1. SWEET !

2. Here you go Dennis Higdon, this looks like our old 63 Plymouth. I would love to have it now !!!

3. A friend of mine his first car was a 66? or 67? Sport Fury ( can’t remember the year) with a big block. Didn’t know him then and back in the day there were so many Camaros, Cheveles, El Caminos, Chargers, Dusters , Mousestangs and Vettes even a light green AMX with steamroller BFGs on the back and enough power to lift the front wheels off the ground about 1 or 2 inches.driving around this small town I probably wouldn’t have noticed his vehicle. You have a picture of a 67 Plymouth Sport Fury in there somewhere?

4. Cool sleeper.

5. yes they did

6. very very awesome

7. Love of my life

8. Just a little tweeking would produce well over 500 h.p.

9. Awesome

10. 65 Sport Fury 426 wedge. Awesome car.

11. I had a ’63 Max Wedge with a Torqueflight back in the day. On a small tire it was running real low 12’s. After it was around for awhile it was hard to get any locals that wanted to street race it.

    1. same … 4 speed

    2. Denny Dubicz back at my hometown a dude had 69 dart with 426 hemi,dual quads,4 speed,at the “drag strip” he would put a $100 on top of the passenger side dash,if rode with him you could try to grab while going down the 1/4…nobody could claim it from so much torque/g forces put you back in the seat.

12. I had a couple 66’s back in the day. Nice cars.

13. They were tough but my 409 Chevrolet Impala could hold its own with them !!!

14. but they say 64 GTO was the first muscle car

16. Josh Robertson

17. There is one around here I see every now and then and has something on the side in spray paint. That’s how they name things here in stupid land!!!!

18. Love then cars

19. factory 12 second 1/4 mile car straight from the factory

20. Sweet

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