Featured on AutoHunter, the net public sale platform pushed by ClassicCars.com, is that this 1960 Plymouth Fury convertible. Energy comes from a 318cid V8 coupled with a pushbutton TorqueFlite automated transmission. Options included energy steering, AM radio, and Sport Deck trunk lid. Painted two-tone blue with blue convertible high and tri-tone vinyl and material inside, this Exner-styled Plymouth comes with a transparent title from the promoting supplier.

Nineteen-sixty was an enormous 12 months for the Chrysler Company. To deal with high quality points from the 1957 Ahead Look, engineers determined to go together with unitized development for all manufacturers save Imperial. Moreover, the brand new styling was sleeker than earlier than, although the company appeared to keep away from firming down the styling, not like many different manufacturers out there. As such, 1960 Chrysler Company merchandise like this Plymouth are distinctive in comparison with Chevrolet and Ford.

Wearing Sky Blue with Caribbean Blue enhances on the entrance fenders and Sport Deck trunk decoration, this Plymouth options elegant full-length bodyside chrome, distant driver’s-side mirror, and blue convertible high.

A set of metal wheels with wheel covers is wrapped in whitewall bias-ply tires.

The inside options mild blue and white vinyl upholstery accentuated by blue material inserts. Conveniences on this Plymouth consists of energy steering, AM radio, Chrysler Company’s well-known push-button automated transmission, and dashboard-mounted rearview mirror.

The instrument panel consists of a 120-mph speedometer, clock, and gauges indicating the gasoline degree and coolant temperature. The odometer reads 48,384 miles.

Powering this car is the usual Plymouth V8, a 230-horsepower “wide-block” 318 often known as the Fury V-800, A 3-speed TorqueFlite automated transmission delivers dependable efficiency.

This car comes factory-equipped with an unbiased entrance suspension mixed with a strong rear drive axle for a balanced trip. Braking is successfully dealt with by handbook four-wheel drum brakes. The car additionally encompasses a twin exhaust system that exits on the rear.

The public sale for this 1960 Plymouth Fury convertible ends Tuesday, September 5, 2023, at 12:00 p.m. (PDT)

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