In 1959, Plymouth introduced the Sport Fury and produced only 3,858 units by 1964, making it rare compared to other muscle cars of the time. Pontiac produced 32,450 GTOs, Chevy produced a whopping 149,00 Chevelle Malibus, and Ford produced 591,531 Galaxie 500s that year. The Sport Fury had unique styling and distinctive trim, setting it apart from GM and Ford entries in the segment. This excellent example is ready to drive and available here on Facebook Marketplace for $25,000. It is located in Scranton, Arkansas, and the seller is looking for serious offers only and a possible trade for a Mopar Drag Car. Thanks so much to Terry for the tip.
The Sport Fury here has a 383 cubic inch engine. The original Commander 383 engine produced 330 horsepower and 425 ft-lbs of torque. The owner claims it drives really well and would be ready to drive to your nearest car show
The glass is in good shape, and the car has front disc brakes and rear drums. There are Torq Thrust wheels mounted with Cooper Cobra radials all around. The tan interior looks to be in excellent condition front and rear. The Torq-Flite transmission is shifted through a floor shifter with a factory console. The body appears rust-free, and the paint looks near-perfect.
The average price nowadays for a 1964 Sport Fury in good condition is in the $35,000 range. This becomes a great deal if you are looking for a car that you can jump in and drive right away. Are you ready to Get up and Go Plymouth?
Listing shows as no longer available. Good looking car, it would not be surprising if it has a new home.
Steve R
This is a beautiful car! I love this body style and this car was obviously well taken care of for over 6 decades. It’s the same year model as me but in much better condition! Seriously though, I do love this car and would really like to tuck it away in my garage, take her out on summer weekends. My personal opinion is that the mid 60s produced the sweetest cars ever built! From all the manufacturers. They really had it figured out!
That is indeed a fine specimen. Wouldn’t surprise me at all if it’s already been scapped up. Congrats to the new owner. He/she has impeccable taste.
good looking fury especially with the copper interior.
This little beauty is certainly a looker. I’m not what one would consider a big Mopar fan, but I’ve always had an affinity for ’64 Sport Fury’s, (partly because I dated a gal that had a black 4 speed) Íf it indeed sold, someone got what appears to a nice automobile.
Nice looking Mopar. I’d want more than just driving to a car show. Cars like this should be driven, regularly, in my opinion.