#1958 plymouth fury movie
#1958 plymouth fury drivers

#1958 plymouth fury movie

Directed by horror master John Carpenter, the 1983 movie was based on a book written by Stephen King.

#1958 plymouth fury drivers

A copy of the IBM card, original manual and drivers instruction as well as a car cover come with this incredible car. The 1958 Plymouth Fury was the star of the cult classic Christine. It was a common fix at the time when customers complained about poor braking. It also has larger brakes from a Windsor model. Both the original parts comes with the car. The car presently has electronic ignition and a larger starter from a 440. The crankshaft seal was replaced in 2001 and it was revealed that the internal engine was very clean. It does have the first generation valve covers and early spark plug wire routing. Period correct but not original to the car at delivery. This was determined after obtaining the IBM card that the original engine was a 318. Work on the mechanicals most importantly the motor determined that the engine had been changed as the engine number was 元50 52891 which at first glance is a 350 but the Golden Commando codes were LL. The paint still shines very nicely as is the chrome and brite work.

This also meant a completely restored interior that is one of the cars best attributes.

This is where the seller decided to take it back to its original condition which meant re-painting back to the only color offered that year of Buckskin Beige. Learn more about Dual Quad Equipped: 1958 Plymouth Fury Project on Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. The car was in rough shape however said to be rust free. The car was brought back to the Detroit area from Minneapolis. This particular car that is on consignment and was purchased by the seller in 1996 was in fact painted Christine Red over Ivory when he brought the car home. It also has some very loyal followers in the collector car market. It was mid to full-size model and is most famous for the movie Christine by Stephen King from 1983. It is also the name that Plymouth used on a model of automobile from 1955 through 1989. The Fury comes from a type of anger which was inspired by the Furies, a mythological creature from Roman mythology.