28 1965 Plymouth Fury Police
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A truly once in a life time collection of all things MOPAR
Vehicles: 270+ Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth, DeSoto and Others (1937 to 2012)
Many rare, one-of-a-kind, historically significant provenance vehicles: (13) Chrysler 300s Including a 300D w/2x4 392 Hemi & 300J 2x4 413 Cross Ram
1956 Lancer Texan w/Super Red Ram, Checkered Flags
1959 Dodge Coronet 2 Door California Highway Patrol Car
(24) Chrysler Imperials
(6) Convertibles
(36) Pickups & Trucks
(5) Vans
(14) Station Wagons
(6) Patrol Cars
(45) Assorted Some NIB Muscle Car Models, Hot Wheels and Diecast Cars
1937 & Up License Plates
Dealer: Showroom Signage, Antenna Flags, Marketing Supplies, Parts Catalogues, Repair Manuals, Boxed Special Tools, Boxed Dealer Repair Learning Sets w/Records, Film , Memorabilia
MOPAR Parts: Hemi, Red Ram & Super Red Ram Engines, Transmissions, Intake & Exhaust Manifolds, Carburetors, Alternators, Generators, Starters, Hub Caps, Beauty Rings, NOS Mopar Parts: Lights, Steering Wheels, Switches, Gauges, Filters, Gaskets, Ring Sets, Bearing Sets, Many Assorted Tail Light & Parking Lenses, Etc,
The auction will be held online late summer or early fall of 2021.
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For nine years I owned a 68 Fury One Police I bought from a retired Powder Springs cop. Still had the decal on the door!!! 440 and built like a tank and drove and ran like one!!😁 Original red lights and siren. It was a blast!! It’s in a Mopar museum now for everyone to enjoy!’
God Bless You Steve for taking our minds off this ugly world of today and taking us back in time with rich automotive history and heritage. Thanks Brother!
@jeffrogosz9995
2 жыл бұрын
This guy and the Haggerty guy got the coolest jobs in the world
@carado1984
2 жыл бұрын
Life is what you make it. It's only bad if you not busy living.
@sadwingsraging3044
2 жыл бұрын
@@carado1984 uh huh...
Nice. A worthy Bluesmobile. My first car was a 1967 Fury III with the 318. It was no slouch. My dream car would be a Fury Sport convertible.
Elwood: It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark... and we're wearing sunglasses. Jake: Hit it.
@johnvoorhees7881
2 жыл бұрын
Only the Blues Brothers had a '74 Dodge Monaco. ;)
@adamantturner5019
2 жыл бұрын
@@johnvoorhees7881 The phrase still applies here. It would be a great car to go cruising in ;)
Brings back memories. I learned to drive in a '65 furyII. Great family car back in the day.
Hi Steve, my dad had a 1965 Sport Fury and because it had a console shifted automatic they covered up the shift indicator with a little plastic piece with the hood ornament cast into it. On the police special in this episode you can see the column shift indicator to show which gear your are in (just above the steering column). When we were kids I used to show my friends this top secret hatch with the unused LSDRP underneath it- we thought it was cool. I think when I got my learners license it was probably fortunate for the general public that the car only had the underpowered 318 two barrel which made V8 noise but had 6 cylinder power. I might not still be around if it was a big block car. 😉Thanks for this episode Steve.
I had a '65 Sport Fury that had the 426 Wedge engine. Awesome and fast car.
@cjbert6790
2 жыл бұрын
Wasn’t that a max wedge? From the guy that knows far more than me! Lol
@sergeantmasson3669
2 жыл бұрын
@@cjbert6790 Max Wedge was Chrysler's big CID block typical OHV push rods V8 engine.
@sergeantmasson3669
2 жыл бұрын
@@cjbert6790 Chrysler only put the "Max Wedge" label on the 413 engine and 426 non-hemi engine.
Great candidate for a full restore. Imperials of that era had those 4-piston disc brakes, as well. I used to work on a '65 that had the same.
@sergeantmasson3669
2 жыл бұрын
It would cost more to restore it than it would be worth when it was done.
Man I love this channel! Great content and a very knowledgeable person! I have seen Steve on car auction televised shows! He knows his stuff!👌😎👍
Back in 1968, my first car was a 1965 Plymouth Fury 1, it was a retired Detroit state patrol car, 383 auto..but, it was a captains car, a 2 door. All drum brakes, large ones
I wish I'd seen this video when it was new. I love the 1965 Fury.
Those 4 spot calipers are pretty hot for back in the day! Almost as good as the 4 piston calipers on 240 series Volvo's from the '70's - '80's
Of the many cars that I have owned in my life, I wish I still had my 65 Plymouth Satellite 2 door with 383 4bbl automatic with a shift kit.
My dad had this car when I was a kid. Back then, I didn't know why he was so particular about his car. (He was the original owner.) 383, just like this one.
I have a 68 fury with a 383 and a fast top it’s my daily driver and it’s damn boat!
When I was young, I bought a 1967 Plymouth Fury VIP Commando 2 door with a 838 Super Bee... was told it was an old Texas police car. I loved her, and can't even remember what I did with it, but I know police cars were 4drs.... so long ago:-/)
@rickprice6312
2 жыл бұрын
Police cars would all be 4-door Fury I's, like this one. Nonetheless, a '67 VIP with a 383 Super Commando would be a hoot. I've got a '66 Sport Fury with 383 Super Commando. It's outstanding.
As a teen I had to clean a lot of baked on bugs off my dads 1965 fury squad car grill of the Il. State Police....not many of these cars left.
Near and Dear to my heart Steve/ I own a Med Metallic Blue 2 door 66. 3spd on the floor. They really do have nice lines to them. She was going to be a flip car but was in outstanding shape/ been in the garage for over 15 yrs.
1965 was the first year Chrysler products used column shift for the automatic transmission replacing the push buttons used from 1956-1964.
@kevinrice4909
2 жыл бұрын
Uniform control act. Govt bull
@jimc3688
2 жыл бұрын
My 65 SF had the cable shift on the console and the 66 SF had rods with the console. Both 318 poly.
@1575murray
2 жыл бұрын
@@jimc3688 1965 was a one year only transition where the cable formerly used with the push buttons was used with column and console shifters. 1966 and later cars used linkage rods like GM and Ford. US cars used the LA 318 from 1967 while Canadian cars last used the 318 poly in the 1967 model year. After that all 318s were the LA version and they became available in the Dart/Valiant eventually replacing the LA 273.
I recognize the special order brake booster, back in the day every 6th car going down the line at Lynch Road was either a police car or taxi.
Good one, I enjoyed that. You move things along. Just subscribed, looking forward to more episodes.
Gotta love those groovy purple plug wires,nice touch for sure!
So cool! I’m making my playlist of all the new videos so I can have good dreams!
Nice find. Wish I would've found your channel sooner.🤨
I owned a '65 Plymouth Sport Fury convertible in '67, 383/auto, white body, baby blue interior & top. Neighbor owned another just like it but with a red interior & top, 4-speed/383 hi-po which he later wrecked. Mine had a factory reverb sound system that was very cool. As I understand it the white/blue combinations were the pace car colors & apparently sound were sold as such. It was a chicken magnet in those days.
FANTASTIC AS ALWAYS STEVE
Moonshine runner 👍
The knowledge you have is amazing
@rupe53
2 жыл бұрын
The guy is fairly good but you just know there's prep work (Google search) going on behind the scenes when there's a video involved. Always be prepared and know your subject when doing public speaking!
65 Fury’s were available with a 225 6, a 318, a 383 with 2 or 4 bbl, and a 426.
I’d love to have those front brakes for my 64 Polara 500
@walterkersting6238
2 жыл бұрын
Do you get any polara jokes?
They are a great driving car! My uncle had one in British Columbia with 325 k on it .
Just subscribed. Love the old stuff.
I would love to see that fully restored.
In 1968 my dad went to a dealership in Fl to get a 383 sport fury III commando v8, 'police highway-package', metallic blue, 2-door, black vinyl fast-back, 15" 500 Mag wheels, bench front-seat, 3-on-the-tree, with tow package and CB Radio, and they wouldn't sell it to him cuz they weren't sure about state regs selling a police fleet privately, went to Ga, they said "Why so you can bootleg? Chrysler wouldn't let them anyways", went all they way to Nv, and they said "what else you want?" cost him $15,824 in '68. Lost it to a divorce 2 years later, loved that car til the day he died more then any of his wife's, maybe why he had so many,...🤔
Thanks, interestingly the Police , Interceptor, FLEET Packages are getting more attention: we always heard rumour/ stories of INTERCEPTOR POLICE Packages (* esp FORD 1950’s vehicles, Etc)….that were powerful & built up good…….Actually some were….Oddly, I’m always interested in these and Military, Special Builds, low Runs, Regional “ MODELS”, etc.
My friend has a 66 Fury state police car.... TWO dr sedan. As nice as this... complete with bullet holes from a pursuit.😁😎
That upholstery and door panels are factory issued and not redone. I had a 1965 Fury Illinois state police cruiser way back in the 1970s equipped identical to this model. Beige in color too.
Hope your getting better Steve. Cheers 🇨🇦
Those brake calipers are a trick to repair. The pistons are different sizes, and ya gotta put 'em back in the same holes!
Legand has it, (from LAPD cop) the hottest cop car was the 68 belvedere 383. LAPD used full, metalic brake shoes, which were really effective, but warped the drums from the heat. When they went back to organic, the cops hit the guardrails in chases, because the brakes were inferior without the full metalic shoes. I had a 68 Satellite with the 4 piston set up, the discs were small, and I think they were also two piece, also prone to failure. I parted the car, so I never used them.
Full horn ring part of the police package .
My 65 Fury III had the 318 and room for lots of fun at the drive in theaters. . …
Why MT didn't renew JG, I'll never know. But that's the only reason I got a subscription. I'll support you, Steve, and if you have a Patreon, I'll use that MT subscription and donate it.
Priceless
Great Series .. ( you for got the Certified Speedo and Center Oil Pressure Gauge ) :)
Nice work Steve... Thanks..👍
I wish you would have shown the speedometer.
My favorite
Interesting video
Epic car
I've had a couple of these I had one that had a 440 in it had one that had a 318 poly in it excellent excellent cars would love to get my hands on this one but I'm sure they want too much
@SteveMagnante
2 жыл бұрын
Hello Izzy, THANKS for the memories of your Police Pursuit Plymouths. This particular unit (Lot Number 28) sold for $2,760. A very modest sum for such a clean, complete example.
@jeffrogosz9995
2 жыл бұрын
@@SteveMagnante good deal , really easy bodywork to make right
@izzynutz2000
2 жыл бұрын
One of them I got for free the one with the 440 in it and the other one with the 318 poly I paid $150 for....😉 Doubt very much you can find them like that today even in the junkyard
@jeffrogosz9995
2 жыл бұрын
@@izzynutz2000 sadly,the last time scrap went nutso In price, 3 cool Older yards near me crushed well over 400 Oldies, lots of biggie blocks of all makes
One Adam 12, see the man.....
Pray for Steve!!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Somewhere in that junk yard is black hair dye and hair gel
Carroll Ohio police department had a silver one of these that believe it or not was a factory 4speed car, otherwise identical to this one. I don't remember them actually using it for patrol back in the day, but they did use it in parades
The King!
Got them snake chaps on!!!!🐍🐍🐍🐍
Great car, deserves to be put back on the road.
Thumbs up
Back when the manufacturers didn't deliberately design bodies to trap dust and mud to rust them out from the inside.
@cjbert6790
2 жыл бұрын
Believe me, they rusted! Lol
What a nice car. Leave it sort of ratty looking as it is and hop up that big block a little... sleeper material all day long.
@spamanator666
2 жыл бұрын
@Kent Teffeteller LOL
@spamanator666
2 жыл бұрын
@Kent Teffeteller Yup, great.
Looks like a Mercury Comet at first glance.
Steve Magnante, no 413 engine option for '65 Plymouth Fury.
Should have shown inside shot of the quarter panel from inside trunk so could see the damage how far it had been caved in
Love your videos and Junk Yard walks Steve. I wonder what that car sold for?
Neat car
From the days of Bondo!
Sure do miss my 71 fury 4dr,318,she sure did get hellasiuos gas mileage in the rain,Ohio to Miami many times plus other places
@briantaylor9220
2 жыл бұрын
Metal flake green
Disc brakes!!! Hmmmmmm!!! My brother needs disc brakes for his 66 cornet!!
Got to ask. Whats with the black ankle/shin guards? I assuming snakes being it Texas.
@SteveMagnante
2 жыл бұрын
Rattlers! We saw one that a ranch hand snuffed in the pre-dawn hours as it slithered into a garage. You can see a video about it on my KZread Channel. Just search the Video by title: Snakes
Nice "police package" but my observation was this car never got used in police duty because the back doors had interior release handles. More likely it was used as a detective car or other non pursuit duty. Might also have been used in the fire service. There's not too many other uses for a car with radio delete but still having the other goodies. Definitely bought as a fleet vehicle when new. BTW, most people don't know this but "fleet duty" cars usually had an extra firm seat cushion and heavy duty fabric too boot!
@1575murray
2 жыл бұрын
This was probably not a highway patrol car because it had the 383 2 barrel engine which actually was more than adequate for that car which was not especially heavy. Even that 2 barrel engine provided plenty of torque and millions of them powered all kinds of Chrysler cars and was the base engine in the Chrysler Newport.
@rupe53
2 жыл бұрын
@@1575murray ... Most people are also unaware that a taxi duty car was almost identical in options and Joe Blow could buy one in the same specs. Lots of uses for these cars that don't need a 4 bbl carb, although a certified speedo says it's a PD package in some capacity.
@1575murray
2 жыл бұрын
@@rupe53 Those mid 60s cars were not bloated like the later ones and had no emissions controls whatsoever so they didn't need a 400+CID engine to make good power.
Thumbs up...
I bought a 65 Newport with a 383 for 50 dollars in bout 88'
That is so cool, but it must have been awful to be in a patrol car all day with NO A/C!
Can you find a 67 fury sport with the 383 commando? 2 door ..god I sold it 40 yrs ago 😪
Hey Steve, might this be where you started thinking about picking up your current project car?
Motor looks like all it needs is a little ether
I have a 65, not a police package but still a great car. For sale. Come buy it.
STEVE MUST BE IN RATTLE SNAKE COUNTRY .NOTE THE SHIN GAURDS!
Restore , don't crush !!!
Sixty five Ford's not even close. Except for the four twenty eight
@jeffrogosz9995
2 жыл бұрын
Ain’t many left without a rod sticking out of block
@melrose9252
2 жыл бұрын
Kevin Rice < 1965 Ford did not come with a 428. The 427 was an option.
Leg gaiters ate for the snakes, right?
Are those snake shin guards?
What are those chap like things you are wearing Steve? For snakes?
didn't some of those have reverse threads on the lugs
is that a taxi cab?
For sale ?
Never seen a commando v8 in a 2 barrel
@melrose9252
2 жыл бұрын
The 383 2 or 4 bbl, and the 426 were the Commandos for 1965.
Meh... My '67 Sport Fury had 4 wheel drums lol .. Not fair !!
Dude has a big ole mic. WTF are you going to do interview the brake rotor?
That’s not a 2 barrel, it’s a carter AFB 4 barrel.
@melrose9252
2 жыл бұрын
The 65 383 came with either a 2 or 4bbl.
@cjbert6790
2 жыл бұрын
Mel Rose Yeah I made a mistake.
Check under the back seat for weapons and drugs ditched by cuffed prisoners.
This is a really silly video