Author: Fury Pursuit

I like the idea of per pound pricing on some C-Bodies.

Currently, well sorted 1970 300/Hursts are selling from $8.50 to $14.00 per pound.

I would expect a well sorted 1970 Sport Fury GT to do the same. The last two private sales that I know of were around $7.00 per pound.

So maybe now it’s a good time to find and buy the Sport Fury GT you’ve been thinking about before the window of opportunity closes.

Just a thought.

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My spies hard at work at Russo & Steele,……sold @ $30,000 + commissions.

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My spies there informed me; SOLD $50,000 + commissions.

It’s nice to see good cars bringing solid money.

My spies there informed me; SOLD $50,000 + commissions.

It’s nice to see good cars bringing solid money.

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These are NOT mine.

They are modern reproduction Challenger tips, mig welded and totally incorrect.

Actually, the 1970 300/H didn’t actually come with Sport Fury GT tips from Hurst/Chrysler. Some cars may have been fitted with them by the dealer, but as far I I know, only a few cars are known to have the GT tips from the factory. 99% of the Hurst/300’s did not have them….

“Hurst” exhaust tips……(NOT)

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Looks like a top notch Hurst!

1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst Edition | T134 | Kissimmee 2018 | Mecum Auctions

If I had the extra coin,……

1966 Chevrolet Impala | Volo Auto Museum