Plymouth Fury, 1956-1974 From Top Muscle to Family Sedan
1965 Plymouth Fury details. 1965 is the year that the Fury became a "C" (full size) body. 1965 and 1966 Furys share sheet metal, but have different trim. I have a 1966 Plymouth VIP, with a 383, headers, cam, aluminum intake, etc. The VIP is a member of the Sport Fury family. The VIP has wood colored inlays on the side trim.
Plymouth cars of 1965 - Allpar Forums
Under the Hood: 1965 Plymouth engines. Under the hood, five engines were available in each series [all described in detail in our engines pages]. Both Fury and Belvedere shared the 225 slant six, and the 318, 383, and 426 wedge V8 engines. The standard V8 for Belvedere was the new 273 introduced mid-year 1964 on the Valiant line. Belvedere's 2bbl.
Plymouth U.S. Model Year Production Figures, 1946-2001
Nov 16, 2020 · Model year production (1974 - 1977), including exports and fleet units, is mostly from published data. Fury Suburban (1974) and Gran Fury (1975 - 1977) wagons used a 3.15 meter wb unibody shared among Plymouth, Dodge and Chrysler. Fury sedans and wagons for 1975 - 1978 shared a common 2.985 m wheelbase structure.
'65 Sport Fury 426-S 4-Speeds - Allpar Forums
Jan 24, 2017 · I have been fortunate to have recently acquired a 1965 Plymouth Sport Fury with the 426-S ("Commando 426" or "Street Wedge," i.e., 426 CID/365 HP) engine and 4-speed that is the virtual twin to the one I had back in 1964-1967.
1965 Plymouth Fury II, 318 Poly/Auto, Rear end Gear Question...
Feb 2, 2013 · Surprising that you are having high RPM's on the Fury. I had a 1965 Fury III convertible and that had 2.76 in the back and it cruised at 80. Check the rear end to see what the gear ratio is. There might be a tag on the rear end attached to one of the bolts on the chunk. If not you can do a check by lifting the back end of the car off the ground.
1965 Plymouth Sport Fury - Allpar Forums
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Plymouth Fury, 1956-1974 From Top Muscle to Family Sedan
Nov 16, 2020 · 1965 Plymouth Fury details 1965 is the year that the Fury became a "C" (full size) body. 1965 and 1966 Furys share sheet metal, but have different trim. I have a 1966 Plymouth VIP, with a 383, headers, cam, aluminum intake, etc. The VIP is a member of the Sport Fury family. The VIP has wood colored inlays on the side trim.
1965/1966 Plymouth Fury Dash Pad Replacement - Allpar Forums
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Looking to get a 65 Fury 3 - Allpar Forums
Jun 23, 2016 · 1965 Plymouth Fury III Values | Hagerty Valuation Tool® And that's with a 318. They don't seem to think the 383 was optional with a 4-door hardtop. Note that they say "luxury options", not standard features. Perhaps the OP would do better to compare to other '65 Fury 4-door hardtops on the market, but I'm finding mostly 2-doors online. Like these:
Plymouth cars of 1966 - Belvedere, Fury, - Allpar Forums
Plymouth had taken care of the top in 1965, introducing its first full-sized car in four years. It was an immediate success. Now, a year later, it was time to take care of the middle. Plymouth Belvedere. When it introduced the new full-sized Fury in 1965, Plymouth also "introduced" a "new" mid-sized Plymouth called the Belvedere. However ...