Re: 66 Plymouth Fury?

[Kurt Baker <doobiekpb@xxxxxxx>]

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Dennis,

Its not that we don't wanna comment......its because we can't open the site. 
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1965 & 1966 Fury's are kinda "my thing*. If the body is straight, unibody 
solid and has a factory 4 spd. 383, sounds like a good deal. I recently sold a #3 
66 Sport Fury 440 4 spd. for $8,500.00. If you like a sleeper, this is the 
car. The 65 & 66 are very close to GTX in wheel base & weight so they can move. 
I currently  have a 65 ,383, 4spd. car thats just a ball to drive. 

Kurt Baker
65 Fury III

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