Re: SV: sport fury 1962 denmark

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You are doing great. Sometimes it takes a while for responses to flow in: people are on vacation, actually working on their cars!, hung over, etc. :) 

Production figures vary by source, but the general answer is "not many" were made, certainly in comparison to Furd / Chebby that year. A standard shift version would be quite uncommon! The Sport Fury was the top of the line so you'd 
expect the buyer to spring the extra cash for pushbutton pleasure.

We hardly see 1962 Sport Fury models in the states. The trim is unique, so if that is intact you are well ahead of the game.

I'd expect to see a 361 4bbl in the car. I'd put a 413 in it, or a 426 or 440 dressed up as a 413. 

Do you have pictures of the Plymouth we can see?

Some thoughts of value, with links to price guides and auction results are on this page: http://1962to1965mopar.ornocar.com/whatworth.html

Thanks,
Gary H.  

p.s., (I think Don Dulmage is on vacation.)

-----Original Message-----
 
>Hi
>
>It is a colum shift 3 speed. I have no way of knowing which kind of v8 was
>installed in the car.
>
>I will try to contact Don Dulmage as you suggest. But how do I find his
>E-mail adr.?
>
>Ps. We speak Danish in Denmark, we where occupied by Germany in WWII.
>	No hard feelings though to you or to Germany.
>However thank You very much for Your swift reply
>
>Best Regards. Knud-Erik Holm ´62 Sport Fury


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