1966 Plymouth Sport Fury 383 V8 4 spd at Country Classic Cars
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- 1966 Plymouth Sport Fury 383 V8, four-speed, at Country Classic Cars. This is a great example of Mopar muscle and it sounds awesome. We hope you like it, thanks for taking a look!
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MAN I never thought I'd see a video of an old car like I use to own,and I miss it more than any other car I've ever owned and believe me I have had my share of OLD classics IN my day!!!!!!Mine was yellow and black interior with the four speed trans and 383 engine with factory dual exhaust!!!!!!!
Johnny Hawkins hear you my good man......had one too.....3 generation, 'cept mine had a vinyl top and only the 225/6. But the same Color.......best driving car and a beauty to behold , Fender skirts to boot......gramps was a smart man till that Drunk run him over in a crosswalk, then he was dead......😭
This Sport Fury would be a nice solid car to work with. Don't see too many 1966 "any brand" this solid. Love the exhaust as well, not too loud, just right in my book.
It really is a great car to start with. I would drive it just like it is for quite a while. I really like the original interior and the fact that it's a four speed.
That’s a rare ol dog...amazing with the stick! Soon as I saw the line lock button it was obvious he’s got some history on him...not an easy life probably but still made it through. These were solid built mopars...a buddy had a ‘66 Fury III and it was amazingly well built...before Chrysler’s bad rep for poor assembly starting with the fuselage bodies. Very awesome thx for showing
I'm sure it has seen the drag strip a few times over the years. Thanks for taking a look at it!
Sitting in original paint? Priceless!!
It really is a nice one. Thanks for taking a look my friend!
What a great car!.love that paint color,and interior.This one,is definitely a survivor,even with the high performance goodies.Thanks,for the upload!.
Glad you like it, I appreciate you taking a look! I really like this one too.
I always liked the tali lights on this year..383 was a good engine for a street car
Oh yeah, the 383's can be strong runners for sure. Thanks for taking a look Jim, I appreciate it!
My Aunt had a 1966 Plymouth Fury III. beautiful car, bought new. I learned to drive in that car.
The '66 was actually sharper than my '65 Belvedere. I can't believe I've never heard of a roll control. Thanks, Jeff!
Roll control is just another name for a line lock. Thanks for taking a look my friend!
@@RamblinAround I finally looked it this morning & saw that. Thanks.
But what is the lone lock
@@joelwilliams5576 Early version of the line lock.
@@joelwilliams5576 Man, can't a guy make a typo around here? ....geez
Very clean and sounds great. A powerhouse car for the time. Great video as usual. C.C. Would do themselves a big favor if they hired you to review all there cars. Thanks.
Glad you like it Dale. Thanks for watching, and I really appreciate the kind words.
Good voice,,smooth delivery,,good fit!!..thank you!!
@@martinleavitt6094 Thanks Martin, I appreciate you watching!
1966 Sport Fury was my first car ,
That is a really cool car. I too like a nice hotrod. And this is a great example. Again the price on it is impressive. I don't imagine it'll last long there at that price. When I go to their website I'm amazed at the great prices on their vehicles. Great video.
I really like this one too. I appreciate you taking a look at it!
This is how i like to find em car is sweet
Me too Jeremy, this one is nice. Thanks for taking a look!
@@RamblinAround your welcome sir
That's a good deal if it is up and running.
Nice sleeper Jeff ..thanks for showing it to us!
Thank you for watching Doug, I appreciate it!
What a cool car, thank's for sharing.
Glad you like it, thanks for taking a look!
I just bought a '66 Sport Fury also with a 383 w/Edelbrock 4bbl and intake and electronic ignition. Just need to change the exhaust to Porters or Magnaflows and I'll be all set. Cant't wait!
Try flowmasters. That's what I have on my 66 383 Charger and they work great and sound good
This car is a FREAKING KILLER, I should know, Mine is a factory 440 PS PB AC AMFM SUPER COMMANDO 727/355. The first of The Big Mopar Muscle Cars. This things Cook and Its a 4 SPEED . #MoparOrNoCar Socal
My father bought one used in '68. Had it for over twenty years.
Mickey S. Gramps got one original.....I eventually had it ,in pristine shape until 96, when my dumb C brother destroyed it.
Love that era Mopars, great example of an original looking Fury. Tasteful warmup on the 383.
You have good taste I'm old school GM guy but I would buy it
Thanks Mark, I really like this one too. Thanks for watching!
Nice mopar and with 4 speed! ❤
Thanks for taking a look my friend!
Remarkable car , the engine ran great , almost perfect interior
Brings back memories I was 11 yrs old in the mid 70s dad had a 66fury. White with red interior. It was a small block. Automatic. Very nice condition. Would like to own one someday.
Glad it brought back some good memories, thanks for taking a look Dan!
Only driven on Sunday by a little old lady to the drag strip!!!!!
Thanks for checking it out!
"Only driven 1/4 mile at a time"
At the end of Colorado Boulevard......
I owned a 66 Sport Fury with a 440-4 speed my first car loved it!
Very Cool! Love the 4-spe 383... just like I had in my 68 charger :)
Brings back memories. Our family had this car, as the stock Fury with the AT. The stock 383 was a very strong motor. The original paint was more of a baby blue color, although my memory may be off. My mom drove this car, my dads Chrysler Newport had the same motor, both cars seemed very fast to me. I was seventeen in 1966. My mother had a Ford Galaxy convertible before, the Plymouth was noticeably faster. These cars seemed huge to me at the time, and when I started buying my own cars, I went smaller.
Glad it brought back some good memories. Thanks for taking a look, we appreciate it!
Grandma had a 1966 Plymouth Fury II with a slant-6. Light blue.
Yeah awesome 60s actually my mother still had a 66polara 2 door hardtop dark blue exterior and light blue interior with a reliable 318 the only thing it would do is need oil changes and brakes pads on it once a yr as a daily driver and she kept it for 12 yrs and then my parents bought a 72 charger for mom cause Dad still had his 69 dart gts 340 that kicked ass on alot of chevys fords lol.Im a Chevy guy but my parents loved the mopars .Brings back alot of memories thx for Sharing .
You are starting to wear out my 5 stars key!
Thanks man, I really like this one too.
Man I had one that my Grandfather bought original, same Color, but vinyl top, auto,yet still had the Center console......but had the 225 slant 6 . ........what dream it was to drive........never saw another one like it ever with that Color and the Vinyl top !
There wasn't a Fury ever made that I didn't like 😁 💙 I bet this sold quickly
This absolutely sweet looking ,
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks again for watching Michael!
Another car I would kill for!!!! If I hard the cash it would be gone!!!!! I love the 383 Wedge...acts like a small block but lets you know she's a Big Block!!! Mahalo for sharing Jeff!!!
I remember you telling me how much you like the 383's, because the have a good ratio of bore to stroke.
My first car was a 66 Fury III. Love the front and back end of that car.
Awesome car! I love the Classic Mopars
wow! what a sound! nice to ear such a rooooaring engine! greetings from France!
Thank you for watching!
I had one 383 and Dark blue was a very good car never failed me to start.
That's cool you had one James. 383's are a great engines. Thanks for taking a look at this one!
its cool somebody cared enough to turn it up a little aftermarket shit was big biz then every dollar spent went on some factory workers food bill and bought his kids some new close every Christmas no harm in that on top of that some little kid remembers this car but now he's all grown up thats the best thing about it all .this car makes me want my dad
I agree completely Ron. Thanks for taking a look, I appreciate it!
Beautiful car!
Thanks for checking it out, we appreciate it!
I have a 66 sport Fury ,i love it and really like this one
Awesome Find...and great price!
Always loved those Cragar S/S rims along with the factory mags too, why am I drawing a blank on the name of them,i even had them on my 66 Coronet. Damn it's bugging me,rallye 500s or magnum 500s? The Penta-star silver with the rest painted black with a trim ring type rims. Either way,loved those and always had a set of those on my hot rods back then,oh and the chrome slotted mags as well!!!! Ahh what a pretty sound and sweet ride!!! Thanks again!!!!!
She is a beautiful car look like a regular country driver see that for Speed three pedals underneath the hood man whoever owns this is got to be a proud owner
nice one. such cool cars. I'd be keen on one, especially if it had no roof!
What a great car, I love it.
Had a sport fury 383 2 barrel single exhaust. Ran like a beast.
Yeah, those 383's can be strong runners for sure. Thanks for taking a look at this one!
Another great video!
Man this thing is badass
Thanks for checking it out Steven!
60's Converted sports, and muscle cars. Those were the days my friend.
Westhampton dragstrip ..was in westhampton long island NY
If only we weren't building a house right now.....
I know, I like this one a lot, but I've got other things going on right now too.
Don't forget the heated garage......
Great car
I owned one. It was a light blue 318. I traded it for a 67 Chevy Impala SS 396.
Good memories. I took my driver's license test in a 66 Sport Fury but it was a 318 auto. Not quite like this one!!
What did you say the red button on the shifter was for?
It's just a line lock, to hold the front brakes during burnouts.
first car I ever drove.
This car is like houdini now you se me nov you dont fast very fast and the looks of this car is awsome thanks jeff USA
What an awesome classic! Rare with a four-speed. Imagine that old beast with a deep shiny black paint-job? Incredible..
Probably the one thing I don’t get is why people mount the tach right over the speedometer, meaning you’ll have a hard time seeing how fast you’re going. Otherwise, wonderful car!
I’m in love.
What a beaut! 🤤
i had bought a Super Comando 383 car, it came with same equipped but had auto matic console shifted with clock or tack i forgotten. this car would have older 727 and the lug nuts on one side are reversed, also it has older limited slip rear 3:23 std iif it is real comando 383, the heads are same as the 440 had , yes i basically gave all the parts away for it the block was locked up
Enjoyed your video, loved the look and sound of this car! How powerful is this engine, can someone tell me? Thanks! 👍❤️
From the factory, they were rated at around 325 Horsepower and 425 Lb-ft of torque. This one likely makes a bit more with the aluminum intake, headers, and aftermarket carb.
RamblinAround Hi thanks for your response, you certainly have an excellent knowledge about cars and engines! I don’t know what these terms mean, but I would like to find out! Take care! ⛽️
What did the note say stuck on the dash? was it start up instructions for the next owner?
Yeah, I think it was instructions to turn on the electric fuel pump.
@@RamblinAround Yeah I like that some times I wonder if my old man will show me the fuel cut off the electric cut off and then the obligatory anti theft on his model A he got sick the other day at a car show and we had to tow it home couldn't figure out how to start the darn thing ha ha so that was cool big pain loading it on the flat bed also without damaging the little roadster...Any way thanks and keep em coming
@@Jefferson66019 Yeah, my son always has a secret setup on his cars too. He used to tell his friends they could drive his car if they could start it. No one ever figured it out.
@@RamblinAround YUP cut down on thievery as well I have heard people losing their rides right there at a big car show thought it was safe walked way to look at rides came back..GONE It was a show at Loma Linda out here in Cali a few years back...Probably overseas by now...Any way cool cars I remember these back when I lived in St Louis I would go over to the same classic car place at lunch and just dream a little dream HAHA I think it was in St Charles been so long I cant remember
Roll control?
Just another name for a line lock, to hold the front brakes during burnouts.
335 Gross HP, this is a sweet car.
My dad had a fury , i think it was a fury 3, not sure of the year, but mid to late 60s, had 440, 4 b, guy that had it before him dragged it at drag strip
Nice original survivor, especially with the 383 4 speed! I would restore the engine and shifter and keep it as original as possible! Is that a red first generation Corvair convertible in the back left! Can you cover that too!
almost bought one exactly like this in 73, 600.00, a little more than my 18 yr old wallet had in it, btw, my folks land lady bought a new 66, just like this one, only a 4 door, yep, an original 4 spd car, she was in her mid 70s at the time, literally the little ol lady from pasadena!
That's pretty awesome that she went for a 4 spd. Thanks for taking a look at this one, we appreciate it!
@@RamblinAround my dad knew the dealer, she came in and looked at everything on the lot, she seen this had a floor shift and bought it, because the 1st car she learned to drive on was a model a with a floor shift. the dealer told my dad he was afraid it would sit there forever, but was happy to get rid of this 'white elephant' in 71, she bought a new chevelle 4dr, 307 auto. my dad wanted to buy the plymouth but mom couldnt push the clutch in, so my uncle bought it, kept it about a year and sold it. it only had 6500 miles on it when he sold it!
Had a similar blue on blue 66 Dodge Monaco 500 20 years ago. .
HE didn't mention the side window vent. So cool to turn it so wind would be on your face. No ac here!
I had one of the cars my car had a 426 w motor no power steering no power brakes very fast car I kick my self Avery time I see one also dual point distributor push button on the dash AT, one nice car
Will it pass the exhaust test???
Nice car. Did it come with a 440?
Lotsa car for the money
Thanks for checking it out!
Is this car still for sale
Sharp
Thanks for watching Joe!
I'm assuming that when he lifted the hood and said he thought it might have a bigger cam in it that he hadn't heard it run yet.
You mean it sounds like a stock cam? Not a silly big cam for sure. Many over cam to get a lope - like they hear at the digs. I always recommend a near factory cam to make it a better daily. Like a 209/212 at 440. - Happy Trails! - Sandy
I SAW THE PRICE ON THE WINDSHIELD AND IF I HAD IT I'D GO GET IT,IF IT'S STILL AVAILABLE!!!!!
i never saw it there
If you would have looked closer at the shifter you would have seen the button for the line lock.
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Thanks for watching!
my grandpawas b.ock garage had mopar parts every rhere the sport he gave my moma we drive it diwn frim west virgjnia went surfing every day in this it was yellow
What is MSD?
sol star multiple spark discharge ignition box.
Mallory solid state high energy ignition system. A longer saying but basically that's what it is. Nice set up!
Victor Robinette MSD is not made by Mallory.
If still available I would raise or borrow the funds to purchase. The factory 4 sp truly removes her from the mainstream.
dad had uncle frank put 440 heads on a383 bolts rite up difernt car monster after
I think the super commando had 440 heads 🤔
Why the dislikes😧?
They hate full size muscle.....
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Dude
Thanks for watching!
How much? I like
car is liter than it lokes solid you can tell as shut doors
Is a 1968 plymouth fury 3. That's 90% complet worth buy for 2500$ ????
Yeah, I would think so, unless it's completely rusted to nothing.
@@RamblinAround no its not rusted it use to be a low rider so paint is ok still good engine and trans are there but looks like might need rebuild
Looks like a 1965 fury
1966 actually
No power brakes will give your thigh a workout.
And change back to the stock single master cylinder........
Looks just like a Ford Fairlane.
Saw WHAT !!!
THAT'S AN INSULT TO PLYMOUTH/ DODGE MOPARS EVERYWHERE..... LOL
You need glasses sunny