1958 plymouth fury movie#
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This car featured in the 1983 movie 'Christine', based on the book by Stephen King, this possessed Plymouth Fury wreaked havoc. A Fun Car to Drive & to Show Rides nice Loaded with very rare and extremely hard to find parts Would love to keep it, ut unfortunately I need to sell.-Restored between 2012-2013. Also 230 cu in 6, 241, 260, 273, 318 and 340 V8s were available. Description of 1958 Plymouth Fury Fury: Beautiful & Stunning 1958 Plymouth Fury Restored as the 1958 Plymouth Fury 'Christine' from the Stephen King book & movie. Top engine was 350 cu in Golden Commando V8 (dual 4 bbl). Views: 191,119 Announcement: FORUM RULES. There are 44 new and used 1958 to 1968 Plymouth Furys listed for sale near you on with prices starting as low as 3,500. Top was the Belvedere, available in 2 or 4 door Sedan, 2 or 4 door Hardtops and 2 door Convertibleįrom 1956-58 the Fury 2 door Hardtop was a sub series of the Belvedere, they had an upmarket interior and twin 4 barrel V8. Wicked Wednesday: Christine Is a Pure Evil 1958 Plymouth Fury That Cant Be Killed.

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Mid spec, the Savoy, (2 and 4 door Sedans and 2 and 4 door Hardtops) Although the the movie Christine included a 1958 Plymouth FuryOpens a new window as its main character, the film interchanged the vehicle with 1957 Fury cars. car V8 1958 Plymouth Fury Christine Coupe Christine carros John Carpenter 1983 Christine:Night Drive plymouth night Vehicles drive driver more results.

In the book, Christine’s paint is described as a special-order Autumn Red, yet that doesn’t match any Mopar color charts from the era.

In 1958 a minor facelift saw grille and side stripes updated.īase model was still the Plaza (2 door Business Coupe and 2 and 4 door Sedans) After everything was put back together, the Fury was sprayed in Plymouth’s 1958 Toreador Redwhich Grow stresses was not due to Christine’s influence, but rather because it was a nice, original color. They had a gently sloped windshield, a razor thin flat roof with tapered rear window, and rising fins created the wedge effect. Plymouths got a new 'Spaceship' look in 1957, flatter, wider and lower.