1966 Plymouth Fury III

U/K

5.2L 318Cu. In. V8 GAS Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

PH23E66283409

Clear

GAS

Here are the details: I don't know too much about cars so please take a look at the pictures. I have more pictures so I can email them to you or I might even be able to take some video because it is parked in my front yard and send it to you. I DO NOT HAVE THE KEYS. IM SELLING THIS AS IS. I have more pictures that I can share with you through iCloud if you send me your email address. The rust is surface rust. I had someone inspect the car and they told me that it "looks really good underneath" (for being a 66 which is know for rust) The trunk has some rust inside but again nothing major. The over all condition of the vehicle seems to be good for being a 66. There is some rust and other things as you can see in the pictures. As I said please ask for more info. I don't know the size of the engine but I've been told it is a 318 or 383 something like that. Let me know if you are an expert and I'll add it to the listing. I will consider all reasonable offers. Please contact me if you have any questions or would like to set up a time to come inspect the car. This car is also listed on Craigslist in the Lancaster,pa area so there may be a rare occurrence that I would have to pull the auction. Mileage says 63000 approx Thanks for looking! Mike Car is located in Marietta,Pa close to Harrisburg, Lancaster, Reading, York, only about 45 min from Baltimore,MD, 1 1/2 hours from Philadelphia. Additional info the 1966 fury came with 318,383, or 440cid engines. the 440 was a very rare engine and was only in a very few 66 furys. the 383 and 440 are mopar big blocks and the distributor is in the front of the engine. only the small blocks have the distributor in the rear. if the engine is original it would have to be a 318. in the picture of the engine I cannot see the lower edge of the valve cover, if it is wavy it would be the original 318, if the lower edge of the valve is straight it has been replaced with a newer "LA" small block engine and could be a 318, 340, or a 360 cid engine. the only way then to know for sure is look on the drivers side of the block for the casting number, the casting number can be crossed to find the engine size, it also has month/day/year of manufacture - gooldhotrods