1968 Plymouth Sport Fury 2 Door in Blue & Engine Sound on My Car Story with Lou Costabile 

Nice color. I love those old float boats. Thanks Lou!

That's what my very first car I bought in 1976 exact same colour and same roof,I miss that car so much

For Plymouth, these were the good times!

Sweet car owned by one the nicest people I have ever known.

This is really nice - "car ma" worked out great for Bob...from seeing a Dealer Brochure to getting the car he wanted. Thanks for sharing, Bob & Lou!

Another car my parents had in the mid 70’s. Theirs has a 383 engine. Dad bought it for $300 bucks (everyone getting rid of gas pigs after OPEC gas crunch).They had it 3-4 years, gave it to an older brother and a few man moths later the back end froze up on him totaling the car. It was a very comfortable car to drive with 5 kids in it!

Thanks Bob for preserving and sharing your classic. Lou, your videos just keep getting better and better.

A furious look! A beautiful car.

I like how you'll feature regular cars along with hemi cars and hi dollar cars.

The story behind this car is as important as the car itself. Nice job.

Great looking car. I had a 68 fury 4 door with the 318 back 1988 nice cars. Thanks for sharing Lou.

outstanding vehicle .....that interior,beautifull

What a gorgeous car. The perfect color combination too. I only wish that it was mine!

My father was a Chrysler man so, besides his optioned out 64 New Yorker, he bought (a smaller?) car for my mother, a 68 Plymouth Sport Fury! What a wonderfully roomy car that had plenty of giddy up. He ended up giving it to one of my brothers in the mid 70 (my mother replaced it with a Datsun 410) and the rear end ended up freezing up ; then he junk it. A beauty for sure! Thx Lou!

I know this gentleman and have seen this car many times. Trust me when I say it looks better in person. Congrats Bob.

Beautiful Plymouth. My dad bought a new '68 Fury ll when I was eight year's old. Hard core Mopar fan from that point on. I learned to drive in that car and got my driver's license in that Fury.

That's a great ride with in a cool shade of blue. My '72 Challenger R/T had a 318 and the Slap-Stick Torque-Flight. Buckets, console, AM/FM, but no AC or power windows either. Tawny Gold Met, Frost vinyl top, Gold vinyl interior. Bought it in '84, from the original owner, who got it new from LaGrange Dodge in IL. Drove it from my first duty station in Bremerton to San Diego, then to Dallas, on to Houston and back to San Diego. Smooth and solid that whole extended trip. Then it took me between Camp Pendleton and San Diego a couple of times each week and several times to LA. I never had a mechanical issue with that car. Just changed the oil, belts, hoses, and gave it a tune up when I was bored. No leaks either. The rockers started rusting an traded it for a '76, fully loaded, 54k, Anniversary Gold Met. Buick Regal S/R. Every available option except a moonroof. Soon after I bought it from University Ford in SD, the transmission had to be replaced under warranty. It never down shifted correctly again. The replacement torque converter was cheap. Man I miss 60's-early 70's cars!!! No black boxes. What on earth happened? Thanks for posting.

I like big old cars with vertical headlights. This one is no exception.

What a great Car Story! Beautiful Plymouth and well shot video. Thank you!

that is one awesome car. thx Lou. love that colour too. what a beauty. kudos to Bob too.

Well Bob is awesome to keep his First Car all these years! What a awesome example and and choice. I know Bob said it didn’t have A/C or Power Windows but and there is a BUT, You can add After Market A/C they have all kinds of looks to look almost Factory. I would Definitely have it unless he lives up north. Love this Look. I was a HUGE fan of this style in 67 and ‘68. Then came the Fuselage look after this. And that HARD TOP Feature makes it.

Thanks Bob and Lou. Beautiful car!

My dad had the same car and the same color. I can’t believe I found this video.

I had a 67 Sport Fury and a 68 Fruy 3 was. Two of. This body style I owned. And as usual thanks for going to car shows and posting this.

Beautiful color combination! I'm surprised that it is only a 318! I thought that the Sport Fury and Polara 500 had the base 383 and optional 413/440! Dodge planned for vertical headlights for the 1967-'68 Polara/Monaco at first but changed to the horizontal headlights to cut costs!

Boy that's one hell of a rider isn't it Lou, the old boys got all the caps on it all original beautiful automobile absolutely beautiful how it looks just like they pushed it off the showroom floor.

I’m picking up a 68 fury sport this Friday I’m so excited

Luxurious and quite. Well kept car ! Like brand new! Nice car Lou!

Love the Mopar Lou, and this is one cool Blvd cruiser. :-)

Looks like a great car show.

My first car I bought me was a 68 Plymouth Sport Fury 383 white Fastback with red interior bucket seats and console

thanks Lou nice car beautiful sound thanks for your service GS out

what a realy wonderful car

Another great video and rare fury... tks again Lou..

My dad had the 1968 Fury VIP in dark green metallic paint and dk green interior. You could fall asleep on the hood, it was that big

Very nice video as always. Perfect Fury. Great job, Lou!

Great car, not sure if it was the sun but the driver side front fender appears to be darker than the rest of that side, thanks for sharing Lou have a great day 😃

Just beautiful Lou! I love the color and the color top and interior. Very nice and big and roomy! He sure loves his car and I love the enthusiasm he has for his car that makes the video too. Looks like a new car yet! Thanks for sharing Lou!

Hi, Lou! Bob certainly has great taste! That Fast Top styling with the backswept rear side window and triangular sail panel is pretty unique. Plymouth introduced this style on the 1967 Sport Fury and VIP, then added a Fury III version for '68. The big Dodge and Chrysler two-door hardtops had this style too. This was one of two hardtop styles offered on the Sport Fury and Fury III, the other having a triangular rear side window with a slimmer C-pillar. I also like the instrument layout and the full-circle red panel in the back (the middle portions are red paint). Although Plymouth and many other cars followed Pontiac in adopting stacked headlamps, the Fury was one of the few cars that still had them in '68, the only others being the Cadillac DeVille and Fleetwood and the AMC Ambassador. As big as Bob's car is, their successors with the "fuselage" styling were even bigger. I can relate to Bob wanting to follow in his father's footsteps. It's a wonderful way to pay tribute to him. If I was able to, I wouldn't mind having a 1961 Chevy wagon to remember the '61 Impala my grandfather had. Bob has proved that the movement, the momentum, the win-you-over beat that Plymouth started back then is still going on! Another job well done, Lou!

There is another one of these that is at the Chryslers at Carlisle show every year. It is also a 68 Fury fastback 2 door, but it's a Fury III, so the interior is different. But it's also this color blue with a white top. The guy who owns it has it in the survivor's tent every year.

That's cars clean in and out love to see the cars that were a common sight when I was a kid not so much today keep them comming

That's about as clean as it comes Lou you can't get one cleaner than that good upload.

Hi Bob & Lou:: Yes: cool ride and a classic Plymouth Fury. Nice 😎 • Cheers from The Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂

Perfect Lou, "ill give you some time to meditate on that" Mopars are my meditation, my friends had a joke, "most guys have playboy under their bed, korie has mopar action magazine" Now that's true but it's because I didn't have any book shelves & nothing silly happened, lol. The c-body's in 67-68 are really cool. My favorite is 67 dodge polara, almost bought 1 it was white with red interior.

Plymouth Road Runner Thanks Lou!

It's a great looking car sharp nice interior too. That blue is very nice and the engine is sooth and quiet.

I’m in the Uk and my grandad had one of these. He bought it from an American Army Base.

That is a true American classic car. I don’t know when Plymouth decided to quit placing the ‘Red, white, and blue’ insignia in & on their cars, but I always appreciated their nod to the USA. I know that my 1993 Plymouth had no such insignia. Thanks, Lou! ☺️☺️

Nice car , my brother had a new 67, I remember the under the dash 8 track, his had air, nice car, gotta do a blend from that fender to the door, no reason for that, it’s night and day, it’s a beautiful color

SWEET RIDE!!

Paint code QQ1 "Electric Blue", same color as my 440 powered 2dr. Mine's a coupe, not a Fast Top. One of the most reliable, serviceable cars ever made. Have another '68 w/a 318. Amazing cars! And they're not big money silly muscle cars. I'd highly recommend any '62-'72 ChryCo. for any youngester's first endeavor into the vintage iron world.

Very cool car, very cool story!

Very nice 😀

I've always had a thing about big powerful cars since owning a black 2dr 70 LTD 429 dual exhaust years ago. Also owned a 71 Grand Prix 400. I could smoke the tires at 40 mph in my ford. I wish I had kept both cars.

Very good looking car Lou. Enjoyed the video. I am very familiar with the 1968 Plymouth line. New options for the Fury for 68 included front cornering lamps and auto temp air conditioning. The top of the line Sport Suburban Wagon included the simulated exterior woodgrain trim. Wagons could be equipped with dual air conditioning with auto temp which added almost $700.00 to the sticker price. A leather and cloth bench seat trim was optional on the top luxury series VIP.

Good looking car 👍

Beautiful car great video lou . I also learned something I thought the sport Fury s came with 383 I think he said this car has at 318

It was Sport Fury.. Fury II was my dad's company car. 1968.

The hood being raised was like a giant gator's mouth - I'd of approached with caution! (heh). Yeah, I kinda love this car. Bob's pride in his ride is well earned. Excellent!

One of my boyhood neighbors owned a 1966 Fury 3 two door sedan. It was very similar to the car on this video. It's a shame Chrysler had to phase out the Plymouth Division. They were good cars.

The 68-73 Matador/Rebel has the same roofline as this Plymouth

Under the hood of this machine, is to me What all cars should look like , clean, and only thing under there is hunk of American Iron and steel begging for u to enjoy driving her!!

I love the headrests. Ive got a 68 just like yours. Doesnt have the head rests

I have the same car but with a black vinyl top as a daily driver.

id buy the 1968 Plymouth Fury III in buildable condition before i ever bought a EM Tesla S model...

My 67 Barracuda had a 318 it got 20 mpg and it would do 120 mph (but not at the same time).

NIIIICE!

Such a pretty car, this is why I love Mopars, you know I like a lot of manufacturers but it not like Mopars were I like 90% of what Chrysler made.

Why does the front end look darker my;favourite is the 64 sport fury or the 70 my dad had this car in a wagon it was the car I learned t drive in it was a standard

big old full size with the run of the mill small block...not the fastest by any mean but oh so sweet and smooth

There is a 318 is a great all around I had one in a newport good engine

luxury 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

I recently found a 1968 Ply S.F. (last week). 383 commando. Same color Blue with white bucket seats, floor shift auto. They can not produce a title. It is in poor shape, but all there. Thoughts?

I want his shirt.

Fine machine!!! That's when dodge made real cars!!

Do you think a 1968 plymouth furylll .80/ percent done almost driver is worth 1700?$

it is a buotuf bad as car 😍😍😍

Don’t recall these sounding like they needed a new muffler.

It’s about time you put an ALL CORRECT car on!!!!! Not some Chopped up car with Crazy wrong Wheels & Tires or an Incorrect Interior!!

It’s called Sport Fury.... not Sports Fury!

Check out the brake pedal lou, you know how you always get that little we're spot in the corner of the brake pedal??? That brake pedal doesn't have one he doesn't drive it Lou LOL, LOL, LOL, it's in the garage he spends more time with that car than he does his wife oh, LOL, LOL, LOL, beautiful automobile though you never see him like that anymore

That thing is a BOAT! But i like boating!

Old Mopars ____ Rule

To many general Lee’s inthink they ruin them building them like that it would be ok if ther was only a couple general Lee’s but every young guy gets a charger and it’s got to be a general lee ruins a nice Dodge Charger

Very nice 👌