plymouth fury III

[foxbat426]

Hi, did any manufacturer ever do a '71 Plymouth Fury?  I realize this isn't the golden era of US auto manufacturing, but there seems to be a void for kits in the 70 - 76 from the big 3.

[High octane]

Hi, did any manufacturer ever do a '71 Plymouth Fury?  I realize this isn't the golden era of US auto manufacturing, but there seems to be a void for kits in the 70 - 76 from the big 3.

I don't think so on that Fury, although the '71 Road Runner and GTX kits were made.

[Motor City]

Jo-Han made the Fury hardtop from 1958-1968, the convertible from 1962-1968, and a 1968 police 4-door sedan.  After 1970, the only big car models made as annuals were from Chevy (1971-1976) and Cadillac (1977-1979).  The '70s is a forgotten decade for the most part.  

[Swifster]

I would have loved to see one. I had a real '71 Sport Fury GT.

 

[Jon Cole]

Aren't they now / were available in resin? Scandinavian source, IIRC. 

[Ron Hamilton]

Aren't they now / were available in resin? Scandinavian source, IIRC. 

No. those are Chrysler 300's/ Maybe Juha can be talked into doing a '69-71 Sport Fury.

[disabled modeler]

Id love to see some forgotten late 60s to mid 70s vehicles done or done again as kits...

68-73 Fury

66-70 Cadillac coupe or sedan DeVilles

67-73 Bonnevilles

69-72 Grand Prix

75/76 Grand Am and Can Am

65-70 Olds 88s

70/71 Ford (LTD)

70-73 Mercury Cyclone(stock) and Montego

67-73 Lincolns

67-70 AMC Ambassador/Rebel/SST

69,71,72 Impala/Caprice

66-69 Buick Skylark(stock)

[unclescott58]

I would have loved to see one. I had a real '71 Sport Fury GT.

 

Dito. That would be cool.

Scott

 

[jefropas]

Polaras from the same era would be good...

Jeff