Rare 1960 Plymouth Fury Convertible Fetches $106,700

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Rare 1960 Plymouth Fury Convertible Fetches $106,700​

Classic Convertible Showcases Iconic Style And Power...​

A striking 1960 Plymouth Fury Convertible crossed the auction block today at Mecum’s Indy Fall Special, commanding a final price of $106,700, including auction fees. This beautifully restored convertible is a prime example of early 1960s American automotive craftsmanship, showcasing Plymouth’s distinctive design language. With its sleek lines, powerful V8 engine, and luxurious features, this Fury stands out as a remarkable blend of style and performance from an era when cars were as much about making a statement as they were about getting from point A to point B.

Rare 1960 Plymouth Fury Convertible Fetches $106,700

A striking 1960 Plymouth Fury Convertible crossed the auction block today at Mecum’s Indy Fall Special, commanding a final price of $106,700, including auction fees. This beautifully restored convertible is a prime example of early 1960s American automotive craftsmanship, showcasing Plymouth’s...

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A beautiful car and restoration that looks more upscale than what you think of a Plymouth (which was the least expensive brand in the Chrysler Corp. line-up at the time). The colors, appointed chrome accents, trunk detail, cross-over intakes, front wheel opening detail, chrome wire wheels, and air conditioning all speak of a very up-market car. This Plymouth convertible definitely looks like it should be in the Chrysler or Imperial line-up. Even the red, white and blue ring around the Plymouth logo on the rear fins made me think it could be a Chrysler 300.