1967 Plymouth Fury III Convertible

Here is a big, beautiful slice of 1960s Americana — a genuine, largely original 1967 Plymouth Fury III Convertible that has been cherished by the same owner since 1974. Finished in classic white over a well-preserved red cloth interior, with its original black power top, this full-size Mopar delivers exactly what made these cars so appealing: dramatic styling, generous proportions, abundant chrome, and a relaxed open-air cruising experience. This isn’t a muscle car or a restomod — it’s an honest, exceptionally preserved boulevard cruiser with the presence and personality that today’s automobiles simply cannot replicate. For the collector who values authenticity, long-term single-family stewardship, and genuine 1960s character, this Fury III invites you to imagine it in your own collection.

Engine & Transmission

Original, matching 318 cubic-inch Chrysler small-block V8 fitted with a two-barrel carburetor — smooth, dependable, and endlessly serviceable, exactly the relaxed cruising powerplant these big Mopars were built around
Original 727 TorqueFlite automatic transmission — the legendary, proven Chrysler unit prized for its durability and effortless shifts
Exceptionally clean engine compartment, tastefully enhanced with Mopar Performance valve covers and a chrome air cleaner
Runs and drives well, delivering the confident, comfortable long-distance touring these full-size convertibles were designed for
Dual-exhaust system with chrome tips exiting beneath the rear bumper for a satisfying 318 V8 soundtrack

Exterior

Classic white finish from a single, high-quality repaint that continues to show very well
Solid, straight body with excellent panel fitment and no apparent evidence of filler — only minor imperfections, including some in the pinstriping, as shown
Original-style black power convertible top in very nice condition, offering striking contrast against the white paint
Extensive factory brightwork — chrome, trim, and badging intact and ranging from very good to excellent condition, adding period-correct sparkle
All factory tinted glass clear and in excellent condition, contributing to a wonderfully finished presentation
Rally wheels with chrome trim rings, wrapped in Tiger Paw tires for a handsome, purposeful stance

Interior

Remarkably well-preserved red cloth interior that beautifully complements the white exterior — spacious, comfortable, and authentically full-size
Seats in excellent overall condition with no rips, tears, or significant wear
Attractive, crack-free dashboard with complete instrumentation, including the factory clock and AM radio
Discreetly installed period-correct aftermarket Craig FM radio with cassette player beneath the dash — added modern functionality while leaving the original dash intact
Retains factory seatbelts, preserving the honest, well-maintained character throughout

Suspension & Chassis

Power steering for the easy, relaxed maneuvering that defines the full-size Fury driving experience
Very solid and clean undercarriage, continuing the honest theme established throughout the car
Composed, comfortable road manners — a genuine cruiser that runs, drives, and handles well rather than a static display piece
Clean, properly equipped trunk with its trunk mat, full-size spare tire, and original jack equipment

Additional Info

Genuinely rare open-air Mopar: published production records indicate Plymouth built only 4,523 Fury III convertibles for the 1967 model year
Original Chrysler fender tag remains with the car, decoding as PM27 — a 1967 Plymouth Fury III 2-door convertible — with engine code 41 (318 two-barrel V8), transmission code 5 (727 TorqueFlite), factory 8.25 x 14 whitewall specification, a scheduled production date of January 4, 1967, and the original shipping/order number recorded
Single long-term ownership since 1974 — clear evidence of a car enjoyed and maintained rather than merely prepared for sale
Shows 150,000 original miles, presenting as an honest, well-documented survivor
Currently stored in Massachusetts and accompanied by a clean title in the owner’s name
A largely original, full-size 1960s American convertible that has never been transformed into something it was never meant to be — timeless, distinctive, and unmistakably Mopar

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