My family's had a bunch of the Mopar minivans. Before Y2K they weren't too reliable for the transmission, but then when they switched to ATF+4 the old 4 speed got super reliable. We've had several in the family that did over 400k kms with no major issues.
4 door 66 Plymouth is in very good shape and yes, a more door is a surviver!!! The front door vent windows help to prevent excess wind for the rear seat passengers... Hope you win that 66!!!!
I love 4 door 60s and 70s cars. I grew up on 60s and 70s Chryslers and Cadillacs. As a kid with my Dad, those road trips were heaven. Some of the most comfortable cars
Hello Randy on the red genesis you would need to put a key in the square slot above the shifter to get it release from N to P. Big fan of your channel.
Hello Randy! Near the Park Light on the shifter there is a hole with whom you can manually put the transmition in neutral, all the cars with automatic gearbox have it. Cheers!
Im driving a Dodge caravan AS a daily driver. It has 201000 miles on now. I bought it when it had maybe 180000 or less. It is a great car man, i love it. It had a problem with power steering last year but it wasn't too expensive. And no i drive long distances with it. Stay tuned Randy
Did you see the video of junkyard mook? The old ford truck she bought where the whole motor was full of water. They actually had it running for a while and driving before they realized the water in the motor! Watch the video and watch when she drains the oil while doing an oil change. It's jaw dropping. And the fact its still running and their still fixing it up!
Screw the haters save that awesome classic car. I for one highly appreciate the fact you are in to the classic cars and are willing to save them. Thanks for another great video. The intro is also awesome.
I had a 66 plymouth fury. What a tank. It has a single master cyl. I blew a brake line while driving and lost all brakes, plowed through an intersection and hit a K5 blazer.
Get the Fury! Your old 59 is what got me to suscribe! I'm an old man living in the 50's, 60's 70's and a little in the 80's, I have lots of two door cars but having twin 8 year old grand kids I also have some four doors that I've learned to love! It's a lot easier to get them in and out with a more door! I see the haters comments all of the time but they need to get a life! GET THE FURY!!, It's cool as hell!
Dad had a 63 Fury with the pushbutton transmission. White with blue interior, but he had the optional under dash air conditioner. He also had a 69 Fury III with a 383 and it was white with blue interior. They were good cars.
On the Hyundai and the shifting problem, the little cover was missing on the left side for when they lock up, If you look at it again Randy have a pick or little pocket knife blade and push it down inside and see if it unlocks the shifter. Someone has been messing with it and probably didn't know what they were doing. And as always thank you for the hard work and awesome videos. And also tap the top of the shifter also
Depending on the price, always the wild card, that Genesis could be a real diamond in the rough. I have a tough time believing there's any amount of water in the engine where there's no evidence of it in the interior. Maybe a deep puddle at high speed....but the body looks great and still fairly low mileage for the year, could be a great buy if the tranny's ok.
Depending on how long that Fury has run from when it ran the last time, it could be a simple matter of placing an emory board between the points and shining them up just a little bit, or the engine is not getting fuel becaus4e the gauge is off and it has a pretty dry tank. That old 318 will run, I guarantee you it will run. I wish I could find me a cream puff like that one. You guys might not give it too much credit but you can put some power through that old engine by just replacing a few parts. A four barrel intake with a 650to750 Holley or something equivalent with new dual 2 1/2" exhaust pipes. Before you know it that old sleeper will be leaving the so-called muscle cars in the dust. It's really easy to push 325 h.p. easily out of that old poly. A little head work and an Isky cam and easy peasy. Take their money or the pink slip.
I'm a shelby owner, I have an 08. That tank you shook under the hood is for the supercharger. That car may be a stripe delete car, making it sort of rare. It has the interior upgrade, and possibly a back up camera. I also think it has navigation which is an option
Good luck on the Fury II, Randy. I agree with you that vintage 4 door cars are worth saving. The market for them is still small, but it is growing. The prices on coupes have put them out of reach of a lot people, especially senior citizen guys like me who have an itch for something from our youth but aren't looking to make it into a hot rod or a show car.
@@BoringIntrovert1982 I was talking about the '60s and '70s wagons. They were throw away cars for so many years and people now modify them and ask $50,000. It is crazy.
@@mexicanspec I know. Even well kept 80's & 90's sedans and wagons are starting see a resurgence. Checkout the RADwood car shows where owners even dress in period clothing. For some, I feel the car helps them to relive that moment in time that all was right with their world.
I love that Caravan, i have had three third gen. Chryser Voyagers as they were sold here in Finland, and one first gen. Gt 500 would be nice to see on the channel too, BUT best part is you WON that beatyful Fury, i cant wait to see you wake her up from the years of sleeping.
The Fury is pretty cool never minded those years actually the interior and exterior have survived well. Should be saved for sure and the Genesis looks not bad either wish that could be saved has a nice interior as well. Great video Randy.
The seat upholstery of the Fury II is not original unless it is part of the Fury Silver Special which was an option only on that year's Fury II 4-door sedan. That option had brightwork trim around the windows and full deluxe wheel covers not seen on the Fury II. It also included upgraded vinyl seat upholstery only in blue. The door cards may be carryover stock. Exterior paint was often silver metallic but was also available in white and a few other colors. The trim code on the data plate may confirm the authenticity of this option package. If not, then the upholstery is generic. The 1958 Plymouth Plaza Silver Special is better known.
Never knock dodge caravans, I have a 2005 with 267,000 miles on it, original engine and transmission, starts and runs like new, despite the rust being in Michigan. It's a runner.
Looks like the Genesis got into water all the way to the brake pedal. So the brake switch is toast and it won't let it switch gears. That's why the cap by the shifter has a little square popped open so they can manually switch gears by putting the key or small screwdriver in the hole. I had that issue and it sucked but was so easy to fix
Hey, The Plymouth 66 needs some love to turn it clock back to its glory years! What makes these classics so irresistible to own is there simplicity. Listen dude,If it makes you tick,buy it. Good luck
Buy that four door Plymouth randy ,thats a keeper mate you have the room now , and your in the perfect position to pick up these old school classic great vid enjoyed every minute of this vid 👌fingers crossed ya get it
From the Instagram photos that I glanced at of the Fury being loaded on your trailer it looked like a Ford Galaxie, @Itsjusta6 is saving the manuals, I’m working on saving the CVPI’s and you’re working on saving the sedans which are getting rarer by the year.
RANDY, I BELIEVE YOU NEED THAT '65 PLYMOUTH FURY II. YOU CAN FIND PARTS VERY EASILY FOR THE 318 V-8. MY DAD HAD A '70 PLYMOUTH FURY III AND IT HAD A 318. I HAD A '94 DODGE RAM 1500 THAT HAD A 318 IN IT.
Repaired two generator engines, Perkins diesels, on a towboat one time that sank while the gensets were running at 3600 RPM It pushed out the head gaskets, bent two rods, and that was about it put new rods overhaulin and it was okay but you should have seen that head gasket water does not compress
That GT500 has a JLT performance intake and probably has a custom tune from JLT. A guy I work with has a 2019 Mustang GT and he put a JLT performance intake and it came with a tune
re: fury ii: it's a peach:) you have good taste. four doors forever. and your 59's engine parts and window trim should be at kanter.com. the wear on the fury indicates they might have taken the keys away from grandma just in time:)
Randy,that Plymouth is a gem of a car ! That must be similar to the one Dennis weaver drove in the classic film 'duel' as you know ,his was red ,probably the model before that one ! ,it's practically a time capsule ! 😀👍
You can't argue with the fact that it made it to 250,000 miles. At least that one was not junk, and it is still a good deal for what they are asking which was dropped to BIN $575.00.
My family's had a bunch of the Mopar minivans. Before Y2K they weren't too reliable for the transmission, but then when they switched to ATF+4 the old 4 speed got super reliable. We've had several in the family that did over 400k kms with no major issues.
Your bringing home some next level wins man congratulations on that score
Thank you buddy!!
Randy save the gt 500 it Will be one Nice car
Go on u randy saving a old classic I love all your videos keep up the good work randy mate
Bring that to your chanel nice car
4 door 66 Plymouth is in very good shape and yes, a more door is a surviver!!!
The front door vent windows help to prevent excess wind for the rear seat passengers...
Hope you win that 66!!!!
I love 4 door 60s and 70s cars. I grew up on 60s and 70s Chryslers and Cadillacs. As a kid with my Dad, those road trips were heaven. Some of the most comfortable cars
Love that Fury! If anyone hates on it, they aren't car people..... 4 door, longroof, 2 door, it's all good.
Hello Randy on the red genesis you would need to put a key in the square slot above the shifter to get it release from N to P. Big fan of your channel.
Thanks for the tip!
Check dipstick , throttle body might only be condensation build up?
Hello Randy! Near the Park Light on the shifter there is a hole with whom you can manually put the transmition in neutral, all the cars with automatic gearbox have it. Cheers!
Im driving a Dodge caravan AS a daily driver. It has 201000 miles on now. I bought it when it had maybe 180000 or less. It is a great car man, i love it. It had a problem with power steering last year but it wasn't too expensive. And no i drive long distances with it. Stay tuned Randy
How could you talk trash about the Fury! It's beautiful! That interior is mint! You can tell someone took care of that one!
The Furt sounded like it had equal compression. Easy to get running 👍
The 318 and 727 was Chrysler corporation's best combination, and work forever!
Fury
4 door classics make great cruisers. A nice motor, good trans, and a smooth suspension and the entire family can enjoy a drive
I had a 1967 Fury 11 4 door company car. I drove it all over southern California. Very comfortable, smooth driving car.
Love my 2005 Caravan. The kids aren’t crammed like they were in a small car. Life is good and everyone is happy. 200K miles and no lights on the dash.
Did you see the video of junkyard mook? The old ford truck she bought where the whole motor was full of water. They actually had it running for a while and driving before they realized the water in the motor! Watch the video and watch when she drains the oil while doing an oil change. It's jaw dropping. And the fact its still running and their still fixing it up!
Screw the haters save that awesome classic car. I for one highly appreciate the fact you are in to the classic cars and are willing to save them. Thanks for another great video. The intro is also awesome.
The car IS worth it and it IS in great shape. Buy it and enjoy it dude.
I am not much for modding cars, but the Fury II would make a great vintage police car if you can find the period correct roof lights.
That Fury is a BEAUTY! Screw the 4 door haters! Glad you won it.
I like the Caravan Randy. I had a 2003 Town & Country for 14 years and loved it!
Randy you better get that 1966 Plymouth . Please save that 4 door car I'm 40 years old and love 4 doors..
I love the older cars as they are so easy to work on no computer on board lovely car get it randy
The Fury is an amazing piece of history. Saving the Plymouth is doing her justice. Rest In Peace GT500, you deserved more respect than what you got.
I had a 66 plymouth fury. What a tank. It has a single master cyl. I blew a brake line while driving and lost all brakes, plowed through an intersection and hit a K5 blazer.
Get the Fury! Your old 59 is what got me to suscribe! I'm an old man living in the 50's, 60's 70's and a little in the 80's, I have lots of two door cars but having twin 8 year old grand kids I also have some four doors that I've learned to love! It's a lot easier to get them in and out with a more door! I see the haters comments all of the time but they need to get a life! GET THE FURY!!, It's cool as hell!
Dad had a 63 Fury with the pushbutton transmission. White with blue interior, but he had the optional under dash air conditioner. He also had a 69 Fury III with a 383 and it was white with blue interior. They were good cars.
Notification squad! Love the vids Randy
That Mustang will be fun to work on I'm putting it back on the road Shelby GT500
Love The fury.318&727 Bullit proof .seats are mint .SAVE THE 4DOORS 👍👍👍👍👍
The Fury is pretty dang sweet, even for a 4 door. Good luck on that one.
Seeing your comments on that minivan tells me you're a real good guy
That Fury is a beauty without a doubt...
She deserves to be saved and congratulations on getting her home...
On the Hyundai and the shifting problem, the little cover was missing on the left side for when they lock up, If you look at it again Randy have a pick or little pocket knife blade and push it down inside and see if it unlocks the shifter. Someone has been messing with it and probably didn't know what they were doing. And as always thank you for the hard work and awesome videos. And also tap the top of the shifter also
Depending on the price, always the wild card, that Genesis could be a real diamond in the rough. I have a tough time believing there's any amount of water in the engine where there's no evidence of it in the interior. Maybe a deep puddle at high speed....but the body looks great and still fairly low mileage for the year, could be a great buy if the tranny's ok.
Or knew exactly what they were doing because it does start.
Depending on how long that Fury has run from when it ran the last time, it could be a simple matter of placing an emory board between the points and shining them up just a little bit, or the engine is not getting fuel becaus4e the gauge is off and it has a pretty dry tank. That old 318 will run, I guarantee you it will run. I wish I could find me a cream puff like that one. You guys might not give it too much credit but you can put some power through that old engine by just replacing a few parts. A four barrel intake with a 650to750 Holley or something equivalent with new dual 2 1/2" exhaust pipes. Before you know it that old sleeper will be leaving the so-called muscle cars in the dust. It's really easy to push 325 h.p. easily out of that old poly. A little head work and an Isky cam and easy peasy. Take their money or the pink slip.
Beautiful car. That car brought back memories to me I had the 67 Belvedere 318 2 Barrel 4 door white exterior red interior i loved that car
try to bring the shelby gt500 home and place beside your hellcat man that would be the ultimate collection and I'm glad you won the plymouth
I'm a shelby owner, I have an 08. That tank you shook under the hood is for the supercharger. That car may be a stripe delete car, making it sort of rare. It has the interior upgrade, and possibly a back up camera. I also think it has navigation which is an option
Good luck on the Fury II, Randy. I agree with you that vintage 4 door cars are worth saving. The market for them is still small, but it is growing. The prices on coupes have put them out of reach of a lot people, especially senior citizen guys like me who have an itch for something from our youth but aren't looking to make it into a hot rod or a show car.
The Plymouth Fury is a good find I'm with you on 4 door cars. How about saving station wagons they deserve to be saved too
I 💯 agree with you! Wagons were so underappreciated in their day that many are all but forgotten about today.
Wagons are already being saved. Look on Ebay for what they are asking for wagons that were being thrown away in the '80s and '90s.
@@mexicanspec My grandmother had a dark blue '94 Escort Wagon. She traded it for a '97 GMC Safari conversion van by Choo Choo Customs.
@@BoringIntrovert1982 I was talking about the '60s and '70s wagons. They were throw away cars for so many years and people now modify them and ask $50,000. It is crazy.
@@mexicanspec I know. Even well kept 80's & 90's sedans and wagons are starting see a resurgence. Checkout the RADwood car shows where owners even dress in period clothing. For some, I feel the car helps them to relive that moment in time that all was right with their world.
I love that Caravan, i have had three third gen. Chryser Voyagers as they were sold here in Finland, and one first gen. Gt 500 would be nice to see on the channel too, BUT best part is you WON that beatyful Fury, i cant wait to see you wake her up from the years of sleeping.
Man that Plymouth looks beautiful you have to admit classics are the best
I love the 3.3l v6 engines. My grandmas old van had that engine.
The Plymouth will be awesome on the channel along with your Coronet
I like seeing the junker cars that are cheap flips are the most interesting to me
If you win that fury you should do a performance intake and a four barrel swap
Hi Randy. Of course I love the Fury four door. The major engineering flaw on the Hellcat is the premature rear tire wear.
Build that Plymouth ! It needs to be saved and loved again.
All he has to do is get gas to the carb, and it is done.
I put that mustang Shelby back together good video
The Fury 2 would make a great police car tribute!
Randy, bring that Fury 2 home!!!!! what a car and a survivor at that.
Hey dude I had a 1967 Fury 318 it was the best engine I ever owned it was a lot of years ago if they made one now I would get it 318 Awesome.✌🏽
Great stuff! I got my 2020 GT500 9 months ago. Just started a page myself. I admire the work you guys do. Keep it up👍
It's got you written all over it, add it to Randys Chrysler Garage LLC
In my opinion if it has four wheels and it old no longer in production. It's worth saving no matter what it is.
The Fury is pretty cool never minded those years actually the interior and exterior have survived well. Should be saved for sure and the Genesis looks not bad either wish that could be saved has a nice interior as well. Great video Randy.
How did you get the car
The seat upholstery of the Fury II is not original unless it is part of the Fury Silver Special which was an option only on that year's Fury II 4-door sedan. That option had brightwork trim around the windows and full deluxe wheel covers not seen on the Fury II. It also included upgraded vinyl seat upholstery only in blue. The door cards may be carryover stock. Exterior paint was often silver metallic but was also available in white and a few other colors. The trim code on the data plate may confirm the authenticity of this option package. If not, then the upholstery is generic. The 1958 Plymouth Plaza Silver Special is better known.
Production of the 1966 Fury II 4-door sedan was 55,016.
That Fury is a time capsule
Never knock dodge caravans, I have a 2005 with 267,000 miles on it, original engine and transmission, starts and runs like new, despite the rust being in Michigan. It's a runner.
Despite them being produced during the height of the Diamler Chrysler splatter disaster, I feel those 4th gen Caravans were the most reliable.
The fury would make a cool cop car replica
Looks like the Genesis got into water all the way to the brake pedal. So the brake switch is toast and it won't let it switch gears. That's why the cap by the shifter has a little square popped open so they can manually switch gears by putting the key or small screwdriver in the hole. I had that issue and it sucked but was so easy to fix
That fury is sick I work at iaa on Long Island and we got a 65 fury2 that’s super clean and no damage run and drive and has 39k miles
Great video 👍 I love seeing the classic cars I love 4 door cars just watch supernatural !!
The build sheet should be under the rear seat
Hey,
The Plymouth 66 needs some love to turn it clock back to its glory years!
What makes these classics so irresistible to own is there simplicity.
Listen dude,If it makes you tick,buy it.
Good luck
Those seats look like brand new. It's amazing that the interior has held up that good for so long. Great Score on this one Randy
I am going to guess it was garaged most of its life. The car has a Virginia title, so maybe it wasn't out in the heat very much.
Buy that four door Plymouth randy ,thats a keeper mate you have the room now , and your in the perfect position to pick up these old school classic great vid enjoyed every minute of this vid 👌fingers crossed ya get it
I love the 4 doors. Getting more popular everyday
Those big old Mopars ride like your floating on a cloud, nothing today ride's like they do. Cool choice.
Regarding the fury. Metallic blue paint, cool tires and rims. Replace shocks to give it a more aggressive stance then tint the windows.
The Fury II's were popular cop cars back in the day.
And on that Hyundai Genesis you never had the key in the ignition there's a spot where the key went right underneath the air conditioning controls
I love that Fury 2 Randy. it is a true classic. bring it home!!
Save the moredoors like if you agree
I agree!!
I did and likewise agree! 😁
@@AutoAuctionRebuilds I agree too.
I would absolutely take a crew-cab muscle car. Or better yet, a wagon.
I already am. I have a 1963 Plymouth Fury, a 1963 Plymouth Savoy, a 1974 Dart and a 1981 Impala with more to come.
Randy should make "dead as a door nail " T-shirts!!
He already does
Oh why not bring the Fury II back to life.
From the Instagram photos that I glanced at of the Fury being loaded on your trailer it looked like a Ford Galaxie, @Itsjusta6 is saving the manuals, I’m working on saving the CVPI’s and you’re working on saving the sedans which are getting rarer by the year.
The back of the Fury looks like the front of the first barracudas.
Your killing it buddy and I'm digging the mustache Randy is going old school
RANDY, I BELIEVE YOU NEED THAT '65 PLYMOUTH FURY II. YOU CAN FIND PARTS VERY EASILY FOR THE 318 V-8. MY DAD HAD A '70 PLYMOUTH FURY III AND IT HAD A 318. I HAD A '94 DODGE RAM 1500 THAT HAD A 318 IN IT.
On the Fury, you do you! I personally love the car! Congrats on the win!
Love to see you bring a Mustang back to the channel one day Randy. How I originally found you. But made up you got the '66.
Repaired two generator engines, Perkins diesels, on a towboat one time that sank while the gensets were running at 3600 RPM
It pushed out the head gaskets, bent two rods, and that was about it put new rods overhaulin and it was okay but you should have seen that head gasket water does not compress
Hello Randy.
Big fan of your channel , watching it from Denmark .
Best regards Brian
Put a hell cat motor in that plymouth and up date the suspension and that would be one fun ride...
I did a road trip in the US over 20 years ago in a Dodge Caravan...
Love that Fury 2. She's a clean old girl!
Hope you can give the Plymouth a home, probably needs a set of points & condenser.
I bet it just needs gas to the carb. The car has been sitting a while.
I'm with ya, Randy. Save the 4 doors. Thats a beautiful car.
Randy , safe the Plymouth . This is a car drive so nice .
That GT500 has a JLT performance intake and probably has a custom tune from JLT. A guy I work with has a 2019 Mustang GT and he put a JLT performance intake and it came with a tune
re: fury ii: it's a peach:) you have good taste. four doors forever. and your 59's engine parts and window trim should be at kanter.com. the wear on the fury indicates they might have taken the keys away from grandma just in time:)
Randy,that Plymouth is a gem of a car ! That must be similar to the one Dennis weaver drove in the classic film 'duel' as you know ,his was red ,probably the model before that one ! ,it's practically a time capsule ! 😀👍
That was a Valiant -72 ich
@@superbird426 thanks for that !👍😊
Ash glad to help 👍🏻
Bring back the old opening the current is too much like two others I watch. We loved the original one.
No...No we didn't.
On that Hyundai there's a hole in the center console that you have to put a key in it to unlock the shifter
You are bringing some nice cars to the channel Randy!! Like watching your videos daily 😀
That’s a common problem the ac vent tube leaks easy fix and no display on top in that era but the leak is common on those vans
Yup that's me how thinks that the dodge mini van is a junk but i understand how many families there is how needs the mini van.
You can't argue with the fact that it made it to 250,000 miles. At least that one was not junk, and it is still a good deal for what they are asking which was dropped to BIN $575.00.
Funny he says it'd make a great car but not worth in profit. 😕
Worth saving the 4 doors there too many 2 doors
Heck yes that car looks freaking awesome congratulations on the win man
Awesome video It’s my 39th Birthday today!! 😬😬😬
Happy birthday bro!!! I'm right there with you at 40!
Auto Auction Rebuilds thanks randy!!