‘65 Plymouth buried in the woods, is it worth restoring?

I found a 1965 Plymouth Fury III in the woods up in Oregon House, CA and towed it back to my place where we dig into it and see what it's going to take to make it run and drive well enough to handle a road trip.

[@bobfidguello7239]

Yeah here in the northeast, that's considered to be in really good condition. Get it roadworthy and cruise the old gal,great patina! I've got a 66 Dodge Polara 4 door roughly same patina. Yes not that desirable cars,though 4 doors are becoming more popular, cheaper and I think as I do,people are finding the enjoyment seeing a car that may be well deserved to be recycled but rather blow just enough life into it,to once again getting some road time. For myself,getting my car rehabbed to be a reliable daily car is more satisfying and cheaper than the time and money spent on a total restoration only to be driven on ideal days. It's not mandatory that we have to be a throw away society, though it's getting harder as the elites would prefer but this is one way to say,not I.

[@Grandadsjunk]

Real cool value isn't always monetary this fury is a gem well worth the effort and money to get back on the road it has a poly 318 I saw scalloped rocker covers

[@Grandadsjunk]

Has it got a 318 poly engine looks like rocker covers are scallop

[@MotherlodeMotors]

Yes Sir