Talk:Plymouth Fury

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I'm surprised that no mention is made of the performance aspect of early (1956 - 1958) Furys. Indeed, they were "halo" models (a new term, never used in "the day"), but had increased horsepower, dual exhausts and stiffer suspension than standard Plymouths. In addition, these Plymouth Furys were specially styled, available only in white (cream) with a gold anodized side sweep. Along with the Dodge D500 and Desoto Adventurer (and of course the 1955 Chrysler C-300), these were the original "Muscle Cars". Furyman 22:21, 9 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

In addition the Late B, two-door Fury Sport is not discussed. It would be a close sibling of the 1975 Roadrunner.

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