1968 Plymouth Sport Fury. On blocks for years! 

I think it’s a good looking ride. It’s worth fixing up. Nice interior

Cool old 68 fastback fury. That wrecker is paying for itself 👍

Those two metal pieces you pulled out of the trunk are factory rear speaker brackets. Don't toss them as they go for as much as $100 bucks per set. 👍

Good work..

That's a car that deserves a full resto. You see lots of Furies around. But the Sport Fury, not so much.

the two brackets hold rear speakers in place. nice find !

Man that is true treasure find. An unbelievable condition survivor. She definitely deserves to go back on the road. God bless

This car is worth fixing up and putting back on the road. I have my late grandfather's '68 Fury VIP the same body style as your Sport Fury. It survived 13 years in a field in amazingly good condition. I got it back on the road in 2010 and have been driving it ever since. It might be worth taking the retaining ring off the ignition switch on the other Fury and swapping the '66 switch into the '68 and you already have the keys. One of the things I love about old C-bodies of this era is that they are not true unibodies, they have a bolt on stub frame and should you find it rusted out bad, but the rest of the car good, the stub frame is replaceable. If you need Fury specific parts, there's a guy in your state who goes by C Body Bob you could get parts from, but the car looks wonderfully complete. Unbroken seat backs are worth their weight in gold. I need new ones for my '68.

Cool Fury. One of my favorite rooflines

Glad your trying to save this old Plymouth. It will be a cool will it run. Thanks for saving the old Iron! Semper Fi

Nice to see a rescue. Pulled my 63 GP from a property. She was still on the trailer..where she remained for several years where a potential buyer backed out from picking her up....till I came along. Backed my trailer square to her's and pulled her right over. She began to fall through the rotted wood she was sitting on...but now she's home with me getting some overdue attention. Complete numbers matching car 389. I'd get the Fury running and safe for driving. Leave the paint the way she is....she's pretty.

Nice video of the old girl. She needs a lot of work. Would look great next to my 68 Sport Fury that I've had for 35 yrs.

Brad, its a Big Block car, so my 2 cents is it needs to be on the road. Best of luck to you sir

Nice one Brad, appreciate the effort! Like seein the ol wrecker earn it's way!!

i had one of these given to me spring time 1981. mine a 1967 4 door white 318 3 on the tree. the owner that gifted it to me gotter hot and popped a freeze plug, and cracked both heads and the block. i changed the oil and ran her and shut her down pulled out dip stick, and she looked like a vanilla milk shake. sold her for scrap Bastrop Texas, Bastrop County. instead of finding another 318 and swapping her out. LIVE AND LEARN!!

Keep It Up

Hi Gunny! My Dad had one of these Sport Furys back in 68. Fo Doe though with a 318. It was a nice car. It was that pale green color.

Love these Mopar C body cars. Especially the 65-66-67-68s. That Sport Fury had style. Worth saving.

Brad ,so glad you saved this gem and after the hoover and bath she looks great .I would love to see this ole gal running and driving again .Great save my friend .

What a cool lead to a cool find. I'm pretty jealous.

Got one of these used about 13 months (Dec 1970) after I got out the Army (1969) with around 32000 miles. It was gold with a vinyl top and white interior. Had center seat/arm rest with 318. in 1973 when it had around mid 90,000 miles installed a 383 and transmission from my Dad's 68 Newport after in was rear ended and totaled. Drove it till 190,000 + miles. Had to get rid of it when I put my home up for sale and it went to a local crusher. I am now 76 and love to have one again, but health will probably prevent that,

Not a Plymouth guy but that that is one beautiful looking find you have in your hands. Hope you build it up to it's original glory. She more than deserves it.

67,68 plymouth fury is one of the most underrated cars they are a sharp looking car take over a chevy or ford any day

It's all there. Definitely too good to be parted out

Awesome Brad! 68 is my favorite year Fury, this one looks fairly intact. Those brackets you found in the trunk are probably for the speakers on the rear deck. I love that drum puller! Bonus on finding the title!

Love furys good work Dawg

Good morning Brad 🌞 the old girl seems to be all there, the interior looks pretty much intact also. I'm a big fan of saving classics and of the work you do dude. Awesome video Brad 👍✌️🇺🇲

I think 1968 was a big year for sales. Always see...saw those everywhere.

Still cool ol ride!!

I think it's great you save all these great cars

She looks very solid...nice shape! Geez, to think I was 15 years old when this thing was new...

I love that fury body style I love to have it. Good luck with her she's a keeper

We owned on of these back in 68. Buckets, floor console but no power anything. I thought the tail light trim was red all the way crossed the trunk lid. Looking forward to seeing this car again. Thanks from SC.

I forgot about the tow truck bad a**Nice footage actually like when you were chilling in a garage, watching a rain.

Good.job😄👍👍👏👏👏cool car. Fury

It must take a huge amount of effort to keep these classics from the jaws of the crusher,Top Man.

TRUE FASTBACK 68

Get it back on the road!😁 Nice find!🇸🇪

She looks complete. I would break it down and restore it. The Sport Fury was the top of the model line next to the VIP.

Went on many trips in our 66 Plymouth Fury, slept up in the back window traveling at night back n forth from Highlands Texas to Rush Springs Oklahoma, great cars ours had over 300 thousand miles on it when my dad traded it off ....

itll be sweet to hear her running mate

Doing in Brad!!👌

like the music👍👍👍👍👍👍

Thanks for another, Brother !!

I love all your videos, thanks for putting in the effort and sharing with us. That is one cool car!

That one definitely needs to be back on the road!

Very cool Brad. My parents bought a 68 cornet new in 68. White with maroon interior.

Dad owned a Plymouth Fury 3 that was a 68 or 67. His was 4 door and more of a Family car than this two door sport. There's a soft spot in my heart for the Plymouth Fury.

Looking forward to the resurrection!!!

Hell yeah those are my favorite I've had a few of them also wish I could have my mean green one back man I mi😢 that thing

That one looks like a decent builder. Esp., with title! Keep at it,,,Izzy Strong,,,,

cool car man love the furys!!! i had a 68 too 383 car . worth saving good score she wants too live. all the best cheers from comox bc

It’s called an 8 track player!👍 I enjoy finding old coins.

Semper fi, brother.

Brad, back in the day, that Fury was the BOMB Man! Too bad some people just throw them away to rot in a field. It can be restored with patience and money though!

Cool find! My dad had a ‘68. Fury III in that same dark green with the same 2 bbl 383. It was a dang reliable ride! Love your channel man, keep on lettin’’em rip, not rot!

Land yacht , my brother had one when I had a 71 Road Runner 383 ,4 speed pistol grip

That many used spark plugs is a pretty good indicator that she was either oil or fuel fouling frequently.

The doors sounded the same on my 66 Fury. That's a pretty sweet green sport Fury. Looking forward to more with her

Those 2 silver metal brackets are for holding in your rear speakers under rear dash.

Great work. Thanks for sharing!

Nice ride!

That's in decent shape. Definitely worth putting some time in to it. I had a 67 convertible when I was 16 it had a 383 also. Fun car

Thats a cool looking old ride and all the neat things found inside! 💯😎

Hi brad good save i like those cars . Cheers mate🇦🇺

Super work Brad ! And lovely car !!! Mopar, I love it .... Hello from France 🇫🇷 !!!!!!

That’s a really nice Fury! It probably needs some rust repair but if the frame rails are good then I wouldn’t think twice about getting back on the road.

Those two metal brackets are for factory speakers to hold in place. Fury worth fixing her.

That is my dream car 😮😮 man that is beautiful

I hope it can be saved..

I had one of these way back, my second car. Had the Commando V8 383cid. It had the bucket seats and console.

Brad Love the car. Get’r running.

Damn you are dedicated....in the rain

Them metal brackets u found in the trunk hold the rear speakers up

I like those fast top cars. The hub caps are pretty good, too. This car has the optional ones. The glove box lock has two fewer pins than the trunk. So chances are good of a random key working to open it. Probably easy to pick, too.

Nice find Brad! 383,Not too shabby! Hope it ain’t locked up! And you got the title,sweet! Lookin forward to your next vid on this one 👍

Love the projects Brad!!!

Those brackets you found in trunk maybe for the rear speakers to hold them in just a guess

They hold the speakers up in the back of their deck in the back package tray when at cor yes, I know what they are brad had a few of them on some cars

Nice find

She looks worth saving to me Brad!

1980, may 18th. the year, that graduated high school. i like your old ford wrecker. 1958-1960 those body styles 292 y block 8.

I would love to have it 😢. Great job and Good morning to you all.

They hould the speakers in the package tray in the back window

It's a great find. That 383 will have some good hp even with the 2 bbl.

Good idea to put plastic like chopping boards under the locked up wheels.makes em slide easy

Good lookin car they were. Id hold on to that one, got a nice look to it.

Quite the boat . I like um big .

On the road again!

My mother-in-law had the twin to that car,, dual exhaust 4 barrel, sounded like the highway patrol pursuit car

Ooh rah Brad! Keep them hot rods pushing. Sub’d and sending links to the homies.

you knew. he knows... NEW is like you made it into a brand new 1968 Plymouth.

Saved in the nick of time I think we'll done mate

Brad i really like that body style !

They hold the speakers up in the trunk

Fix it up cool car.

Cool find! Just subscribed

Brad one cool find, I think maybe a good toylet plunger may pull out that left side panel dent. One cool looking patina too.

The brackets you found in the trunk were used to hold the speakers up under the rear parcel shelf.

Man that has to be the best into on you tube that's f#$kin awesome