1964 Plymouth Fury

October 2012 Mopar of the Month

Roy writes: In January 2011 I sent photos of my 1964 Plymouth Fury as a Work in Progress. The Mopar is done now and we sure enjoy it!

The Plymouth is painted Viper red (by Kenney Bower) with a Hemi hood scoop. All the chrome and trim were restored.

All the upholstery was custom made (by Joe Gerling) using 1966 Dodge Charger buckets, hand built top to bottom....

...Also the trunk: nothing high tech, just a nice clean look.

The engine is a 383 bored 40 over with MP284-484 cam, 906 heads, Mallory ignition, Eldelbrock intake, Holley carburetor. Exhaust goes through Headman headers and Hooker mufflers.

The Mopar is a factory 4 speed and has a 1969 833 and Hurst shifter. The rear end is a 1966 B body with 3:23 gears for good highway manners. The Fury rolls on 17 inch American Racing wheels.

Lots of powder coating was done (by Performance Coating Plus) on the K member, steering parts, brakes, engine parts, hood springs, etc.

Thanks to my wife and two sons for all the help!

Thanks for the 1962 to 1965 Mopar Website for all the info and help! I have restored other Mopars in the past; — 1966 to 1974 —  but the 1964 was more of a challange; (lack of parts mostly, the Fury was a shell when we bought it).

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Thanks Roy!

All your hard work shows off well. I am sure the Plymouth is quite fun to cruise in!  

Gary H.