In 1965 the Plymouth Fury was split into four lines so it covered right from the low end of the market working its way up to compete with the likes of the Ford Galaxie 500/XL and Chevrolet Impala. Starting with the Fury I and progressing through Fury II, and Fury III and finally the Sport Fury – each with progressively more features / luxuries.
This year also saw the Fury adding three inches to its wheelbase, bringing it to 119 inches and returning as a full-size model once again.
The Sport Fury came with bucket seats, center console, Deluxe Fury steering wheel, special wheel covers and rear fender skirts as standard.
The Sport Fury only came with a V8 and base engine was 318 cubic inches. Under the hood of this car there is a 426 cubic inch Street Wedge big block V8 paired with a Torqueflite automatic transmission. This would have cost over $600 extra on the base price.
Plymouth sold 6,272 Sport Fury Convertibles for the 1965 model year. The base price was $3,209 and it was the most expensive car in the entire Plymouth line-up that year.
This 1965 Sport Fury is currently for sale on eBay. (follow the link for lots more photos)