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Location: Newark, Texas (Fort Worth) | http://www.ebay.com/itm/1956-Plymouth-Fury-/112461383027?hash=item1...
1956 Plymouth Fury in very good to excellent condition. Stock exterior trim, bumpers, wheels & hubcaps, engine, transmission, rear end, interior and gauges. 68,457 miles. Clear title. Runs and drives. Interior is all stock and in excellent condition. Email me with your questions. |
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Location: Branson, MO | Very nice!
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Location: Lubbock, TX | He's wanting $40k. A concours restored one sold last year for $49k |
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Location: Lower Mainland BC | mstrug - 2017-06-29 8:37 PM Interior is all stock and in excellent condition.
I know almost nothing about 56 Furies so I am surprised at the level of padding on this "stock" interior and contoured-in and French-stitched arm rests (and the chrome door caps).
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Location: Fairfax, Minnesota | Today I would have no hesitation about buying this Fury instead of a 56 Chebby (Belaire?). At the time, why were people buying 56 Chebbys over these? Price, reputation, performance?
Edited by Ray 2017-06-30 9:06 PM
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Location: Lower Mainland BC | Ray - 2017-06-30 9:04 PM Today I would have no hesitation about buying this Fury instead of a 56 Chebby (Belaire?). At the time, why were people buying 56 Chebbys over these? Price, reputation, performance?
Like my 260 hp single 4 bbl hemi 56 Dodge D500. 56 Chevy's had 225 hp max (with 2 x 4 bbls yet).
What's the deal with 55-56-57 Chevys?
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1956 PLYMOUTH FURY, STOCK CONDITION