One of the reasons why people love vintage Mopars is that they have lower production numbers than Ford or Chevy and arguably, they have more style. This 1962 Plymouth Fury is a great example of distinctive single-year style.
You know when this impressive red Fury has arrived. The dual headlights with the concave grille is a memorable touch only offered in 1962. The styling on front of this car is an exercise in standout style. For example, the restoration made sure the bumpers are mirror-like, so you can really see how they notched the front one to fit those headlights. The well-defined crease that starts at the hood and wraps around into the door line has a bright trim strip just to draw even more attention to this unique streak. It is a similar story in the rear where there is a wraparound crease and a mirror-like wraparound bumper. This car has a truly sophisticated style that made Plymouth more than just the choice for budget-minded buyers. This clean example really turns that classic style up a notch with gloss red paint and a set of polished 17-inch American Racing wheels.

440 Cubic inch V8 engine
Torqueflite A727 three-speed automatic transmission
Push button transmission selector
Dual exhaust with cut-outs
Bucket seats
Tachometer and gauges
17-Inch polished American Racing wheels
Sony stereo

The interior has the unmistakable look of a solid investment during its restoration. This two-tone is also quite thoughtful and gives the total impression of a well-coordinated car. You will love keeping all the windows down on this pillarless hardtop just so people can get a better look at the interior. A Sony AM/FM/CD stereo has been added to enjoy music while cruising. The space-age Plymouth steering wheel gives the driver a clear view of the unique dash that features a large speedometer and push-button transmission selector. Additionally, a dash-mounted tachometer and under-dash oil pressure, temperature and volt gauges monitor engine functions.
Under the hood the engine has been upgraded to a 440 cubic-inch V8. You can see from the clean and tidy total presentation that this is a quality restoration. The V8 fires up nicely, runs smoothly, and makes a nice sound out of the dual exhaust with cut-outs. The Torqueflite A727 three-speed automatic transmission offers smooth shifts, and the power steering and power brakes with discs up front keep the full driving experience effortless.
This 1962 Plymouth Fury is the distinct Mopar that has been given a solid investment to be a terrific driver's classic. Call today!!!