1963 Plymouth Sportfury Arctic White Convertible

Among early Mopar muscle cars, this 1963 Plymouth Sport Fury Convertible is unquestionably rare.

• The engine is a correctly detailed and genuine 426 Max Wedge, dated Nov. 30, 1962.
• With 11.1:1 compression, the 426-cu.in. OHV V8 was rated at 415 horsepower.
• According to the seller, the engine in this car has correct date-coded Carter AFB carburetors.
• The engine reportedly starts and runs well, with no smoke. It idles well after a brief warm-up.
• The exhaust system has cut-outs for drag racing.
• Backing the Max Wedge engine is a T-85 heavy-duty three-speed manual transmission.
• It reportedly shifts “great” through all the gears, using the correct factory shifter.
• The exterior is said to be in “great condition,” with no evidence of rust or repairs.
• The Ermine White paintwork is reportedly very good, with “no mentionable blemishes.”
• All the glass and seals are also said to be very good, and the power top operates normally.
• The restored vinyl-trimmed interior is also said to be in “excellent” condition, with virtually no wear.
• Correct-appearing reproduction upholstery and carpet were used.
• All the interior trim elements were also restored and/or re-plated.
• Additionally, the gauges work as well as the heater and the radio in an older 8-track stereo.
• The suspension, steering, and braking systems were rebuilt during the restoration.
• Per the seller, the shocks and bushings are in “great shape” and the brakes feel “nice and firm.”
• Similarly, the restored manual steering box is said to deliver firm performance.
• The stock steel wheels with restored wheel covers are paired with reproduction bias-ply tires.

• There are no known needs.

• This 1963 Sport Fury Convertible is a rare, original 426 Max Wedge car.
• It is one of only 15 produced with the Plymouth Sport Fury Convertible was one of a handful produced with the 426 Max Wedge engine.