Ah, the 1967 Plymouth Fury III, where size does matter! Now cruising on the Chrysler full-size C-body platform, this beauty came in three flavors: Fury I, II, and the crème de la crème, Fury III. Safety was the name of the game in ’67, with dual reservoir master cylinders and impact-absorbing steering—because who wants a fender bender ruining a good hair day? Under the hood, a 383 CID V8 with a 4-speed manual transmission awaited, ready to rumble louder than your Uncle Bob’s snoring.
Beginning in 1965 the Fury is enlarged and now on the Chrysler full size C-body platform, with three trim levels; Fury I, Fury II and Fury III. New safety regulations in 1967 dictate that the complete Plymouth line are equipped with dual reservoir master cylinder for better stopping, impact absorbing steering column/wheel, controls for instruments are recessed and both outboard front seats have a three point seat belt.
383 CID V8 4-Speed Manual
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I love these full size cars with the convertibles. I had a 62 oldsmobile dynamic 88 convertible it had so much room and power. Thats when they knew how to build cars with quality and style.