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The world was introduced to the Plymouth Barracuda in April of 1964, joining a lineup that consisted of the Valiant in several different trim levels including the Savoy, Belvedere, and the Fury. The Fury was the top-of-the-line Plymouth and available with a Slant Six or V-8 engines. They were well-equipped with all the features found on the Belvedere line and added a padded dashboard, electric clock, and back-up lamps. Fury lettering could be found throughout the vehicle.

Body styles on the Plymouth Fury included a sedan, convertible, hardtop coupe, and hardtop sedan. Additionally, buyers could purchase the Fury as a 6- or 9-passenger station wagon. The sedan and two-door hardtop coupe be equipped with a six- or eight-cylinder engine while the rest of the body styles came solely with eight-cylinder power.

The most popular body style was the sedan with 34,901 examples produced, followed by 26,303 of the two-door hardtop, 13,713 of the hardtop sedan, and 5,173 of the convertible.

Odometer States 54,733 Which Is Believed To Be Original