In 1979, I bought a ‘68 Fury III convertible red, with white top and interior. It was an awesome summer ride. Saw it’s share of parades. Thank you for posting this remembrance.
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Lou, Thanks for doing the story on my 68 Plymouth Fury and for sharing my love for cars and the hobbly. While the shows are a lot of fun, the reward is getting to finally have it on the road after the countless hours of wrenching on it; and being able to drive it to events like Chryslers at Carlisle.
Hi Mike, My pleasure sharing the story of your car. You've been a great Care Taker for this car, and the Viewers comments share how much they enjoy your work. Hope I see you again at more shows, Lou
@@loucostabile Great video for Mike Ryan's 68' Fury III GREEN Convertible. I inherited my Dad's blue 68' Fury III convertible. Just rebuilt the carb with help from my friends. Have it running again, but it needs some additional work and a new roof. This was bought in NJ by my Dad off the showroom floor first & only owner. Found you when I was searching help for the BRAKE SYSTEM LIGHT staying lit.
Great car, I drove around a four-door 68 deep burgundy Fury 3 gold cloth interior for about a year back in the mid-70s, loaded 6 or 7 friends in there all the time to and from school🤓🤓
i had one of these. Same year too. that was my first car, actually. bought it rough... back in the 80s, parked it, gave it all sorts of medical attention. that car was HUGE; it was 16.5 feet long.
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@@loucostabile Mighty nice to hear from you Lou. I do have a few stories of this one; my first car. will see if i can get it together to share one or two, cheers brother!
A very rare car indeed! Because there less valuable than the Chargers,Roadrunners and GTX, you see way less Fury’s than these others. They were a great family car; I know because my pops had a 68 Grand Fury! Thx again Lou!
I love the classic Plymouth, great job on the restoration. I had a 4 door hardtop. Same motor but your car is pristine, mine was a little rusty, but same 318 sound !!!
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Nice Fury 3 ! I'll bet it rides & drives smooth ! Owner did a great job on his car ! Very clean inside & out . Always liked the Plymouth fury series from start to finish ! Thanks Lou !
That instrument cluster looks showroom fresh. The clarity of the clear plastic lens that protects the gauges seems to be overlooked by a lot of restorers. Thanks for a great presentation. The owner seems like a decent gent.
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Nice ride. Beautiful condition for an old Mopar. Glad he paid attention to all the moving parts. When I was your kid my older brother came home with a 1966 Plymouth fury and laid a huge patch of rubber on dad‘s new driveway!
The Fury I was available as 4door sedan only and used for police cars. The Fury II also came only in a four door sedan or base station wagon but with chrome accents for the window frames and B-pillar. The Fury III came in everything.
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What an awesome classic! So indicative of middle class; simplicity at its best! Our family’s 1966 Dodge Coronet 440 family sedan had an awesome 318CI that was just about bulletproof. The 727 Torqueflight transmission on the other hand....well, we’ll just leave it that. LOL!!! Thanks Lou & Mike for a wonderful car!
Rusty interestingly, my parents had a green 440, I, believe a ‘65 /318 etc4DR/ ***Torqueflite was Great( I,got a used 1966, FORD GALAXIE 500 XL 4 SPD/352 ( no DISC brakes, put a lot upgrades on car , had until 1972, though bought my first new Car @1970 DODGE coronet500)etc
This is a nice survivor car. The LA 318 powered many thousands of Dodge and Plymouth cars and was adequate for everyday street driving before emissions controls reduced its power in the 1970s.
Another beautiful unit there Lou! Love the car the style back then was awesome. Those 1967's and 1968's were great years for Plymouth. I remember those styles and this color I do remember too. Nicely optioned unit for a convertible. The Fury 3 was a great model for sure. I have had many 318 engines they were awesome moved each one of them. The owner was pretty neat too Lou! Thanks for sharing!
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Nice!! I love it when people drive their classics, I believe it pays respect to the folks who designed and built their car. For a car that is driven, it is in showroom condition. Congrats Mr. Ryan you have one sweet ride and it sounds great. Thanks, Lou for featuring this great looking piece of Mopar history. BTW, love your licence plate :-)
The 1968 Plymouth Fury was among the last cars with stacked headlamps for several years. In '68 the only other cars that still had them were the AMC Ambassador and the Cadillac DeVille/Fleetwood. I also like the dash, and you can easily ID a '68 Fury from the rear by those hairpin taillights. BTW, there was yet another '68 Fury series that Mike didn't mention, the VIP, which at that time was Plymouth's LTD/Caprice competitor. Thanks, again, Lou. I'll be watching lots more of your channel.
Hey Lou great memories from high school 😀one of my gal friends had the '68 sport Fury 3 blue, black interior and a black vynal top and was a great car,,thanks for sharing and as always "Howdy from Texas "!!
To me, the most attractive aspect of any car is the interior. I'm kinda weird that way, I appreciate the exterior design, the engine makeup, but it's the interior that does it for me. Every time I hear about a new car edition the first thing I google is the interior. So, this 1968 Plymouth car is a good example, it's all square on the outside but the interior is gorgeous! That's how you get me to spend my money.
My father bought a 67 or 68 Sport Fury in the mid-70’s for (like) $400 bucks. For such a big car, these big cars can really boogie ( my father junked it a few year later when the rear axel froze up!).
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Another great car Lou, thanks for sharing. My friend has a Burgundy 1968 Plymouth Fury III Convertible. His has a 440 6 pack and a 4 speed with a Pistol Grip Shifter. It has A.C. and Power Windows, and Power Roof. It has been Resto_moded mildly.
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1968 was a great year for styling on all makes including Fords, GM, and Mopar. I remember 1967-1970 real well because we had to go through a car lot on the way to school every day. The lot changed from Ford to Mopar. To this day I still prefer GM, though!
Iiiii Like it! Super clean car too! That engine and the engine bay is so squeaky clean I could serve family dinner in there and they'd love it! Mike would kill us, but to dine in such a fine clean area like that would be worth it. Speaking of 318s., my old Plymouth Satellite had a 318 in er., and I thought it was great! The only thing was - the motor mounts kept breaking. Seriously! And that was the only thing about the car that was a problem. I guess I went through 3 sets of motor-mounts before I got rid of er. High Fives to Mike and His 68 Fury!
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Beautiful 1968 Fury lll...... Please fix your taillights, I think you have a few bulbs out??? Also, you have to straighten out your tailpipes??? They never stuck out way past the rear bumper... in fact you barely seen them at all unless you stepped back a few feet!
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In the video it sounded the same to me to, but the lifters are nice and quiet. I replaced them all only about 5k miles ago when I freshened up the motor. Maybe just the way the microphone picked up the exhaust sound.
BTW. The 1958 Plymouth two door hardtop in the film version of Steven King's novel "Christine" IS NOT a Fury. It is a Belvedere. Mr. King may know weird but he doesn't know shit about cars. The 1958 Fury came in just one color - Sandstone beige with gold anodized trim not two tone white over red.
In 1979, I bought a ‘68 Fury III convertible red, with white top and interior. It was an awesome summer ride. Saw it’s share of parades. Thank you for posting this remembrance.
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52 years ago seems like yesterday i was looking at the new 1968 models. Nice looking car Lou would be fun going for a cruise. Thanks Lou...
Hi Newton, A cruise in this one is a good idea :-) You're welcome, Lou
Lou,
Thanks for doing the story on my 68 Plymouth Fury and for sharing my love for cars and the hobbly. While the shows are a lot of fun, the reward is getting to finally have it on the road after the countless hours of wrenching on it; and being able to drive it to events like Chryslers at Carlisle.
Hi Mike, My pleasure sharing the story of your car. You've been a great Care Taker for this car, and the Viewers comments share how much they enjoy your work. Hope I see you again at more shows, Lou
Nice car Mike!!
Thank you, Mike Ryan, for loving your car. Your face says it all.
Thank you, Lou, again, for helping us get through this ordeal. ❤🇺🇸
Hi StuckInMyGarage
, Happy to read you enjoy this episode :-) You're welcome, Lou
@@loucostabile Great video for Mike Ryan's 68' Fury III GREEN Convertible. I inherited my Dad's blue 68' Fury III convertible. Just rebuilt the carb with help from my friends. Have it running again, but it needs some additional work and a new roof. This was bought in NJ by my Dad off the showroom floor first & only owner. Found you when I was searching help for the BRAKE SYSTEM LIGHT staying lit.
That thing looks like it's on the showroom floor, what a nice car
Hi David, You're right, this one is in great condition, Lou
Great car, I drove around a four-door 68 deep burgundy Fury 3 gold cloth interior for about a year back in the mid-70s, loaded 6 or 7 friends in there all the time to and from school🤓🤓
Hi Andy, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Nice 😀
i had one of these. Same year too. that was my first car, actually. bought it rough... back in the 80s, parked it, gave it all sorts of medical attention. that car was HUGE; it was 16.5 feet long.
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@@loucostabile Mighty nice to hear from you Lou. I do have a few stories of this one; my first car. will see if i can get it together to share one or two, cheers brother!
A very rare car indeed! Because there less valuable than the Chargers,Roadrunners and GTX, you see way less Fury’s than these others. They were a great family car; I know because my pops had a 68 Grand Fury! Thx again Lou!
Hi Dave, Happy to read you appreciate the rarity of this car :-) You're welcome, Lou
What a Beautiful Fury Convertible. I love the roaring sound, like a FURYious animal!
HI Vern, Happy to read you enjoy this "FURYious" car :-) Lou
I love the classic Plymouth, great job on the restoration. I had a 4 door hardtop. Same motor but your car is pristine, mine was a little rusty, but same 318 sound !!!
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Nice Fury 3 ! I'll bet it rides & drives smooth ! Owner did a great job on his car ! Very clean inside & out . Always liked the Plymouth fury series from start to finish ! Thanks Lou !
Hi Kevin, Happy to read you like this one :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and you're welcome, Lou
That instrument cluster looks showroom fresh. The clarity of the clear plastic lens that protects the gauges seems to be overlooked by a lot of restorers.
Thanks for a great presentation. The owner seems like a decent gent.
Hi Martin, Thank you for sharing the details you enjoy :-) You're welcome, Lou
I like how the convertible top cover is flush with the rear deck. Clean car. Thanks Lou.👍
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love these classics! still not made like they used to . that red and white chrysler convertible caught my eye, too nice!
Happy to read you "love these classics". Stay tuned for the red & white Chrysler :-)
@@loucostabile I can't wait to see that thanx!
Nice ride. Beautiful condition for an old Mopar. Glad he paid attention to all the moving parts. When I was your kid my older brother came home with a 1966 Plymouth fury and laid a huge patch of rubber on dad‘s new driveway!
Hi Curtis, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Brothers car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
The Fury I was available as 4door sedan only and used for police cars. The Fury II also came only in a four door sedan or base station wagon but with chrome accents for the window frames and B-pillar. The Fury III came in everything.
Hi Steven, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Lou
That's one clean Plymouth, Lou. It looks great in the sunlight & with the top down, it's definitely ready to cruise!
Hi TheGunfighter45acp, A clean ride ready for the open road :-) Lou
Such a beautiful and very straight 60's cruiser
Good one Lou 👌
Hi Stephen, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this "cruiser" :-) Lou
The lines are immaculate. Lou does such a wonderful job on these!
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What an awesome classic! So indicative of middle class; simplicity at its best! Our family’s 1966 Dodge Coronet 440 family sedan had an awesome 318CI that was just about bulletproof. The 727 Torqueflight transmission on the other hand....well, we’ll just leave it that. LOL!!! Thanks Lou & Mike for a wonderful car!
Hi Rusty, Happy to read you enjoy this "awesome classic" :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing, and you're welcome, Lou
Rusty interestingly, my parents had a green 440, I, believe a ‘65 /318 etc4DR/ ***Torqueflite was Great( I,got a used 1966, FORD GALAXIE 500 XL 4 SPD/352 ( no DISC brakes, put a lot upgrades on car , had until 1972, though bought my first new Car @1970 DODGE coronet500)etc
This is a nice survivor car. The LA 318 powered many thousands of Dodge and Plymouth cars and was adequate for everyday street driving before emissions controls reduced its power in the 1970s.
Hi murray1575, Happy to read you appreciate this car. Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Beautiful! The Magnum 500 style wheels really add a nice visual to the car.
Happy to read you think this one is "Beautiful!" :-)
Fantastic car Lou, This car reminds me of the Ford Galaxie!!!
Hi Garage 73, Happy to read you think this car is "Fantastic" :-) Lou
Pleasant surprise this morning Lou. Thanks!
Hi Bob Bob, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) You're welcome, Lou
Thanks Chrysler, thanks Lou!
You're welcome Anthony :-)
Another beautiful unit there Lou! Love the car the style back then was awesome. Those 1967's and 1968's were great years for Plymouth. I remember those styles and this color I do remember too. Nicely optioned unit for a convertible. The Fury 3 was a great model for sure. I have had many 318 engines they were awesome moved each one of them. The owner was pretty neat too Lou! Thanks for sharing!
Hi Steve, Happy to read you enjoy this nicely optioned car & Care Taker too :-) My pleasure sharing with you, and you're welcome, Lou
Blissful line and length. Uncluttered but elegant and sure.
Well said Simon.
My first car in 1972 was a 1967 Fury III with the 318. I drove it cross country cruising at 75 mph no problem.
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Take a cruise on the flying carpet.. Nice CAR.. Thank's Lou 💥
Up, Up, and away :-) You're welcome Tom Vidar Nordmarken
Another great video Lou love watching your channel. You dont see hardly any late 1960s Fury's at the car shows around where I live.
Hi PlymouthDuster 225
, You're right, you don't see many of these in this condition where I live either. Glad you enjoy this one :-) Lou
I see a car like this and see what passes for cars now and it's just sad. Sweet car.
Happy you enjoy this sweet car :-)
Love the c bodies. The VIP was the top Plymouth but it wasn't called a Fury
Hi FUBAR Model Yard, Happy to read you "Love the c bodies" :-) Lou
Very nice Fury III ! Thank Lou!
Hi Jeff, After some thought, this one seems to nice to be furyous :-) You're welcome, Lou
Cool car Lou. I had a 68 fury ll 4 door 318 cu. Loved it. Thanks for sharing guys.
Hi Big Charlie's Model Garage, Glad to read this one brings abck memories of your car :-) Lou
Nice!! I love it when people drive their classics, I believe it pays respect to the folks who designed and built their car. For a car that is driven, it is in showroom condition. Congrats Mr. Ryan you have one sweet ride and it sounds great. Thanks, Lou for featuring this great looking piece of Mopar history. BTW, love your licence plate :-)
Hi Rich, Happy to read you enjoy this episode :-) Thank you for viewing, shairng, and you're welcome, Lou
The 1968 Plymouth Fury was among the last cars with stacked headlamps for several years. In '68 the only other cars that still had them were the AMC Ambassador and the Cadillac DeVille/Fleetwood. I also like the dash, and you can easily ID a '68 Fury from the rear by those hairpin taillights. BTW, there was yet another '68 Fury series that Mike didn't mention, the VIP, which at that time was Plymouth's LTD/Caprice competitor.
Thanks, again, Lou. I'll be watching lots more of your channel.
Hi iswc27, Thanks for viewing & sharing details you're aware of. Hope you see many more cars you enjoy, Lou
Very smooth runner too!!
Agreed :-)
I see myself cruising that down Hwy top down with a thumbs up
Nice Larry :-)
Like Mike, I was attracted to this style as a kid. Wow 800 Mile trip on a very dependable 318 w/torque flight trans.
Hi gene978, Hapy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) Lou
Thanks for showning this car - I never had a friend who's parents owned a Plymouth.
Happy to read you enjoy this one :-)
Have fun lou,beautiful mopar😍😱
Happy to share this car with you Jose :-)
Hey Lou great memories from high school 😀one of my gal friends had the '68 sport Fury 3 blue, black interior and a black vynal top and was a great car,,thanks for sharing and as always "Howdy from Texas "!!
Hey Greg from TX, Happy to read this car brings back great memories of High School :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
To me, the most attractive aspect of any car is the interior. I'm kinda weird that way, I appreciate the exterior design, the engine makeup, but it's the interior that does it for me. Every time I hear about a new car edition the first thing I google is the interior. So, this 1968 Plymouth car is a good example, it's all square on the outside but the interior is gorgeous! That's how you get me to spend my money.
Happy to read you enjoy the interior of this car :-)
My father bought a 67 or 68 Sport Fury in the mid-70’s for (like) $400 bucks. For such a big car, these big cars can really boogie ( my father junked it a few year later when the rear axel froze up!).
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Nice Video to start the day.
Thanks for sharing it.
Happy to read this video moves the day forward in a nice direction :-) You're welcome.
Popular color in ‘ 68 that’s for sure
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Another great car Lou, thanks for sharing. My friend has a Burgundy 1968 Plymouth Fury III Convertible. His has a 440 6 pack and a 4 speed with a Pistol Grip Shifter. It has A.C. and Power Windows, and Power Roof. It has been Resto_moded mildly.
Hi Max, Happy to read this car is like your Friends car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Beautiful machine.!
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Nice little growl with those dual exhaust...
Sounds good :-)
Very Clean Engine!!
Well detailed.
Hi Lou. Very nice and elegant Fury. Thumbs up.
Hi Plymouth Die-Cast Replicas, Happy to read you enjoy this car. Glad to read you give this one a thumbs up :-) Lou
1968 was a great year for styling on all makes including Fords, GM, and Mopar. I remember 1967-1970 real well because we had to go through a car lot on the way to school every day. The lot changed from Ford to Mopar. To this day I still prefer GM, though!
Hi Jed, Thoughts walks to school helping with that car passion you still have today :-) Lou
318 bullet proof motor 👍
Thank you for sharing.
I own a 1967 Plymouth Sport Fury ❤️
N I C E :-)
bk14nyc Will you adopt me?🤪
Awesome!
Glad to read you think this car is "Awesome" :-)
@@loucostabile I don't think so I know it and so do many of those who subscribe to this channel
Iiiii Like it! Super clean car too! That engine and the engine bay is so squeaky clean I could serve family dinner in there and they'd love it! Mike would kill us, but to dine in such a fine clean area like that would be worth it. Speaking of 318s., my old Plymouth Satellite had a 318 in er., and I thought it was great! The only thing was - the motor mounts kept breaking. Seriously! And that was the only thing about the car that was a problem. I guess I went through 3 sets of motor-mounts before I got rid of er. High Fives to Mike and His 68 Fury!
Hi ImTheDaveman, Sounds like that Satellite would blow those engines out of thie world :-) Lou
love this car own a 69 convertible as well amazing cars
Hi Mark, Happy to read you have a fun convertible too :-) Lou
Very cool car 😎👍
Happy to read you enjoy this car :-)
Another great car 🚘 I
Glad to read you enjoy this one Larry :-)
damn these cars dont get the recognition like a gtx but damn that is a cool looking ride mean looked lol love that body style great find lou 👍🏻🇺🇸
Hi Danny Al, Happy to read you appreciate this car / find :-) Lou
Wow
Happy to receive a "Wow" from you :-)
I have a 68 Sport Fury Convertible with HP 383 engine with factory A833 4-speed. Exact same color as this one.
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I enjoy watching your videos Lou! Keep 'em coming. Maybe I'll see you at a show one these days.
Beautiful 1968 Fury lll...... Please fix your taillights, I think you have a few bulbs out??? Also, you have to straighten out your tailpipes??? They never stuck out way past the rear bumper... in fact you barely seen them at all unless you stepped back a few feet!
Thanks for sharing some tips.
Cool 😀
Glad to read you enjoy this one :-)
@@loucostabile 😀
I had a 68 fast back light blue with 383 2 barrel. I would like to have a convertible version.
Thanks
Hi Gary, Happy to read this one reminds you of your light blue one :-) Lou
Sharp Fury... Not too many of these around...
I don't see many, and was pleased to share this one in this condition.
We're does all the molding go in Plymouth
I'm not sure I understand your question. Hoping a Viewer can help.
Niice looking car, but setting points on the 318 was a pain. Beside that one of the best engines in the line-up.
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I think this is kind of between the Fury II and the Sport Fury...
Right in the middle.
Can I ask what exhaust it has? I may be purchasing a 68 Fury 3, thank you!
Hi Christopher, I'm not sure. Maybe a Viewer has knowledge. Hope you find the right exhaust for your car soon. Lou
Wooow
:-)
1968 ! Alain Delon could drive this car in a Jean-Pierre Melville's movie
Thank you for viewing & sharing.
Was it me or did I hear lifters sticking?
I thought I heard the same thing. Thought maybe the belts and pulleys could have been the noise also- just guessing.
Hmmm, might have to check that out.
Nice car but sounds like it has lifter tapping.
Glad you like this "nice car" and hmmm, we'll have to look into that.
In the video it sounded the same to me to, but the lifters are nice and quiet. I replaced them all only about 5k miles ago when I freshened up the motor. Maybe just the way the microphone picked up the exhaust sound.
BTW. The 1958 Plymouth two door hardtop in the film version of Steven King's novel "Christine" IS NOT a Fury. It is a Belvedere. Mr. King may know weird but he doesn't know shit about cars. The 1958 Fury came in just one color - Sandstone beige with gold anodized trim not two tone white over red.
Hi Steven, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge and movie trivia too :-) Lou