The Fury was exactly the model Plymouth needed in the second half of the '50s. The carmaker struggled to remain relevant in the automotive space, especially as Ford dominated the industry and ...

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Offered at no reserve, this exquisite Fury will be auctioned today with a color-matching Herter’s outboard boat in tow. Offered with the owner’s manual and a build log from Darrel Davis’ The 1960 ...

Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items. If you’re scratching your head right now, don’t feel like the lone wolf. When I saw this 1957 Plymouth Fury ...

Al Scheib asks, "How much horsepower am I allowed to have and still go to Heaven?" We'd say he has no worries because Hell hath no Fury like a blown Hemi '57. Sure, some nonbelievers think it's a sin ...

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This mid-line ’57 Plymouth is one you don’t often see. That’s because most two-door hardtop Plymouth buyers opted for the top-of-the-line Belvedere or Fury models for which production numbers were ...

The desert gold and sand dune white 1957 Plymouth Belvedere seen around Tulsa this week is not a ghost or a reincarnation. It is not the 1957 Plymouth buried for 50 years at the Tulsa County ...