The Canadian version of the 59 Plymouth Fury is the 59 Plodge Viscount (I called it a Plodge since it has a 59 Dodge Cornet front end on a 59 Plymouth Fury body).
Gorgeous machine. I remember back in the '70's and '80's when the only Fury's that received attention were the '56-'58 models. Now you look at the later one's and see them as works of art. On a personal note, I cannot look at '59 Plymouth and not think of the classic movie "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World"! Does anyone else recall the great chase scene with the cabs? My favorite movie of all time.
Mr. Morton's Fury is just fantastic! The interior is amazing, too and I think friend of the channel Mr. Guyer needs to send a matching shirt along to another fellow, "Fin Fan"... 😉 Thanks, Lou!
Back during my hippy days, I tooled around in a 1959 Savoy--the bargain basement model, with a flat-six (so smooth!), and three on the tree. It was beautiful, thanks to someone before me, painting it a "Seafoam Green"--that looked blue to me!...I installed a powerful--for the time (mid-70s) 100 watt stereo with Jensen Speakers. I would pull up at a light, and just blare out my favorite Hendrix tunes!..Lots of disturbed stares from those "straight" folks in their newer cars!...that large car had no frills--no power brakes, no power steering, etc. I was a stronger man, back in those days!..lol
Cool Plymouth. One thing I have noticed over many years is that the Chrysler Corperation seemed to have some of the wildest interiors back in those days. :) It would be considered gawdy today, but I think it gos so well with the fins and all the chrome and stainless trim and accents that were just plastered all over the cars of those days. I've always been a Chevy guy, but the Chrysler/Mopars have drawn me in for as long as I can remember because they were just different. Thank you again for sharing Lou. Take care. Edit: That plaque from the previous owner's Son is just icing on the cake for this one. Very cool to have it back with the car where it belongs.
What a thumbnail _ Grabbed my coffee for this one, and i ain't going nowhere _ Man-o-man what fins _ Buckles on the door panels _ Great upholstery, i could go on and on - Thanks for bringing this to us here Lou and thanks to the owner for displaying this work of automotive art. . . :>/
Awesome Mopar! That's a classic! This 1959 Plymouth Sport Fury looks like something your buddy Randy Guyer would own to have in his massive collection. That 318 engine sounds healthy, and the interior looks great, with the exception to the head liner. As with any Mopar in that era, it has the dashboard mounted rear view mirror. The Bronze exterior paint job looks great as well. Those old Mopars are so cool! Another classic gem Lou! 👍👍
You're right Michael, I need one of these for my collection! My restorer (Mike) is doing one now for his father that will be red. I know they're going to lean on me to buy it when it is done.
Espectacular modelo Plymouth Sport Fury de 1959! Ése color bronce y sus cromados, junto a un interior muy cuidado, lo hacen ver sencillamente único. La mala fama de auto maléfico, que le dió la película clásica Christine de 1983, no opaca para nada su gran belleza! ¡Excelente video Lou, y saludos!
What a piece! It's great to see such a super clean classic Plymouth. The design of the car is just amazing. Overall the '57 - '61 model years of Fury have an epic styling.
One of my "cool" cousins had an all-black '59 Sport Fury with a 361 4-bbl V8 "Golden Commando"(you gotta love the names they used for car lines, trim, engines & transmissions back then) & swivel front bucket seats. She married an Air Force jet pilot in '62 and drove the Fury from Detroit to Edwards AFB in California & back a few times. The first girl I knew that had a need for speed. Great times.
I absolutely LOVE the 59 Plymouths !!!! I grew up in a 59 !!!! My dad bought a new 59’ Savoy in August of the year !!!! Great car …. It got me and my parents to the 1964 Worlds Fair in Flushing NY!!!
Hi Donald, Happy to read "I absolutely LOVE the 59 Plymouths !!!!" :-) Glad to read this car brings back memories of your Dads car. Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Never been a Plymouth brand fan but this car is exceptionally handsome. Nice styling and details. The dual antennas set it off. Great restoration. Thanks
Is it possible to look better than brand new? This is an amazing Sport Fury, color combo and upscale trim look are fantastic. A real pleasure to view - thank you gents 👍
My dad died in Feb. Nick died in Sept. They were life-long friends. This was Nick's car. This video means a lot. Maybe one day I'll meet you at Carlile w dad's car. A 53 MG TD. Thanks for the great video.
Beautiful car. My dad wrenched on and drove his friend's '59 Sport Fury a number of times at Lions Drag Strip in the mid sixties. It had a 1964 426 Max Wedge in it to run in B/MP (NHRA) and C/HR F.1 (AHRA). My dad drove it to four wins in six times out in the heads up money bracket (and several class wins) at Lions Drag Strip in the summer of 1965. The car originally came with a 361. In 1966 the car owner dropped in a 480" Hemi with a clutchflite transmission to run in A/MP (NHRA).
Hi Denny, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Dads Friends car that he would drive :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
Stunning example of a rare '59, even more rarely seen in this beautiful Bronze Metallic. Plymouth's unusual fabric offering on these '59-only Sport Furies is a standout, with its nubby fabric color-keyed to their exterior paint colors. Dan's freshly installed interior looks wonderful. And I think the swivel seats were standard on only two of Chrysler's offerings for '59 - the Sport Fury featured here and the Chrysler 300-E - and optional on all Chrysler's other offerings including the Imperial. Looking closely at the swivel seat seen here, you'll see the bench-seat seat frame that passes under the fixed center section. Chrysler built so few bucket seat interiors that it didn't offer individual left-side/right-side seat tracks on any of its '59-'61 swivel seat cars. Thanks for the video!
The fins will return when the flying cars arrive. Love em ! As a kid in the sixties I could identify most makes and models by their distinctive styles.Dodge and Plymouth had a style of their own right out of "whoville"
When I was a kid in the early 1960's, my grandpa had a four-door '59 Plymouth Belvedere in a colour similar to the Fury shown here. My parents used it as their wedding car in 1960 (I wasn't around yet but I've seen the photos) and we took it on our first family trip over the border (or "across the line" as my mom used to say) to the USA back in about '65 maybe. At that time, my parents owned a British car and I thought the Plymouth was a spaceship compared to that dowdy little Morris Oxford that sat in our driveway.
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The trunk alone looks amazing. I think George Jetson had 1 of these..lol! Really y has a presence to it. Very cool interior & must be a real conversation starter wherever he goes. Swivel seats & love these old bubletops..
Great car ! Love the fins. The craftmanship then blows me away. funny 318 story,,, I used to stop by a local Wheels And Deals years ago (gone now). Sometimes something cool like the '66 7 litre Galaxie (a fave) or a black '73 or so Challenger with a 318. I dig it and some guy asks for the keys. Fires it up and red lines it, looking for a miss. Nope. He buys it. About a month later, i'm at a local Winston shop (gone too) with my '72 Chev Step Side (yes, gone ;( and here comes the dude with the Challenger, screaming ! no, the 318 ain't just a grocery getter ! Nice work, once again, Lou !!
Seems like 1959 was a special year for Plymouth and many other makes. The 60 fury was the addition of tinsel and a more sculped front quarter panne. By 62 on the other hand the fins were gone and the whole thing was getting that rocket ship look.😊
Hi Stephen, Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many more cars on this UA-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
It's awesome to see a Story where the owner has had the car for a long time and has lavished love and attention on it. I would have liked to have heard more about his web site and maybe one or two people, of interest, that contacted him. I don't have one of these cars but if I did I would have wanted to get his web site information. The video work was excellent on this Story.
Hi Randy, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your neighbors car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
That’s a sweet ride. My uncle had one he bought new. I don’t think it was sport model I remember it having the trunk lid like this one it was a beige or tan color and the grill up front was gold in color. I don’t remember much more about it that was too long ago. But thank you so much for sharing these jewels with us.
What an auto. You always show the best cars. Those headliner trusses are unusual. I always see them running across instead of the length of the body..He put a lot of work into that car. Glam!! lol. Peace.
Hi Art Boston, Fun to see the cars with fins :-) If I see them, they're in great condition, and the Caretaker is willing to share them, then you'll see them too, Lou
Yeah Lou, I love how people actually LOVED and TOOK CARE of their cars back in the good days. Unlike today where we basically just 'put up' with a vehicle because they're really isn't much to look at anyway but just to use it for transportation and that's all. So sad. So let's keep our thoughts on the good days of yesteryear!
Yeah lonnyjaw, You're right. Buying a car was a big deal and you valued the car you purchased. Most vehicles today are transportation only. Good news! You're subscribed to the right UA-cam Channel to take a look back at the cars you enjoy :-) Glad you're along for the ride, Lou
These swoopy, rare Mopars of that era are so rare, because in most parts of the country, Chrysler products in particular would rust rather quickly...more so than the other big car companies during that time frame. so sad, because Chrysler really was so innovative in style terms, from the later 50s and into the early 70s. And their larger engine offerings were just so ahead of the others, for a few years....413, 383, 426, 340, etc. What a line-up!
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Hi Mark USA, Happy to read you appreciate this "sweet car" :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
When i was a little kid my dad had this same car, but it was a 4 door hardtop in light blue with the same color as this car inside (i think,color may have been blue but i am pretty sure inside was brown). It had the sport deck (toilet seat) also.
Beautiful, and not common one tone color. Best looking 59 probably. Trunk reminds me of a 58 Packard Hawk, which stole that design idea from Imperial I think.
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Thank you Lou
The paint color on this rolling art is too perfect. And the owner's respect for the original owner and his family is impressive. This is a winner!
Hi soyounoat, High praise :-) Lou
One of the nicest looking 59 Sport Fury on the planet Lou! 👍
High praise David :-)
The Canadian version of the 59 Plymouth Fury is the 59 Plodge Viscount (I called it a Plodge since it has a 59 Dodge Cornet front end on a 59 Plymouth Fury body).
Hi CJ Colvin, Thank you for sharing, Lou
Beautiful Plymouth Lou! Love the color. Another Virgil Exner automotive work of art. Thanks for posting. Have a blessed day!
Hi Gerry, Happy to read you enjoy this "Virgil Exner work of art" :-) Blessings received, and God bless you today. You're welcome for the post, Lou
Gorgeous machine. I remember back in the '70's and '80's when the only Fury's that received attention were the '56-'58 models. Now you look at the later one's and see them as works of art. On a personal note, I cannot look at '59 Plymouth and not think of the classic movie "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World"! Does anyone else recall the great chase scene with the cabs? My favorite movie of all time.
Hi Joseph, Happy to read you enjoy this "Gorgeous machine" :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
I loved it when one of those '59 Furys hit the fire hydrant, and it looked like "Old Faithful" at "Yellowstone"!!
@@turbinexman Yes, with Rochester at the wheel. It's just painful now to see those classics getting torn up!
Yes and a lot of them! you see them in some old tv series and movies.
Another finned beauty from 1959! Absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for sharing Lou.
Hi Paul, Happy to read "Absolutely gorgeous!" :-) You're welcome, Lou
Too awesome, Plymouth’s icon car such a shame Plymouth gone with the dinosaurs 🦕
Hi David, High praise :-) Lou
I look forward to seeing what you have for us each weekend. Have a great day and I love the Mopar.
Hi Eagle Whitefeather01, Happy to read "I love the Mopar" :-) Make sure you check out the ones during the week too. Wishing you a great day too, Lou
Mr. Morton's Fury is just fantastic! The interior is amazing, too and I think friend of the channel Mr. Guyer needs to send a matching shirt along to another fellow, "Fin Fan"... 😉 Thanks, Lou!
Hi TheGunfighter45acp, High praise :-) Fun fins for fellow Fin Fans. You're welcome, Lou
A really immaculate Sport Fury inside and out. Just love the burble from that engine. A pleasure to see such a car. ❤
Hi Derek, Happy to read you appreciate the condition of this car :-) "A pleasure to see such a car" I agree, Lou
Back during my hippy days, I tooled around in a 1959 Savoy--the bargain basement model, with a flat-six (so smooth!), and three on the tree. It was beautiful, thanks to someone before me, painting it a "Seafoam Green"--that looked blue to me!...I installed a powerful--for the time (mid-70s) 100 watt stereo with Jensen Speakers. I would pull up at a light, and just blare out my favorite Hendrix tunes!..Lots of disturbed stares from those "straight" folks in their newer cars!...that large car had no frills--no power brakes, no power steering, etc. I was a stronger man, back in those days!..lol
Cool Plymouth. One thing I have noticed over many years is that the Chrysler Corperation seemed to have some of the wildest interiors back in those days. :) It would be considered gawdy today, but I think it gos so well with the fins and all the chrome and stainless trim and accents that were just plastered all over the cars of those days. I've always been a Chevy guy, but the Chrysler/Mopars have drawn me in for as long as I can remember because they were just different. Thank you again for sharing Lou. Take care. Edit: That plaque from the previous owner's Son is just icing on the cake for this one. Very cool to have it back with the car where it belongs.
Hi Russell, Happy to read you appreciate this "Cool Plymouth" :-) Thank you for sharing the details of this car / video you enjoy, Lou
A great looking car! I don’t believe I ever rode in a Plymouth.
Hi Brock, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) Hope you have the opportunity to ride in one soon, Lou
inFINitly awesome 👏
Thanks Dan for sharing with Lou and his community 😏
Hi Terry M, High praise :-) My pleasure sharing with you. You're welcome, Lou
Another icon!
Very nice Fury - great road presence.
Thanks Lou and Dan for bringing this beauty to us!
Hi Jeff, Had been waiting for this one, and happy this car finally arrived on the Channel :-) Appreciate you and your support. You're welcome, Lou
What a thumbnail _ Grabbed my coffee for this one, and i ain't going nowhere _ Man-o-man what fins _ Buckles on the door panels _ Great upholstery, i could go on and on - Thanks for bringing this to us here Lou and thanks to the owner for displaying this work of automotive art. . . :>/
Hi Dr Candor, High praise for this "work of automotive art". Happy to read this is a sit and grab a coffee worthy video :-) Lou
Awesome Mopar! That's a classic! This 1959 Plymouth Sport Fury looks like something your buddy Randy Guyer would own to have in his massive collection. That 318 engine sounds healthy, and the interior looks great, with the exception to the head liner. As with any Mopar in that era, it has the dashboard mounted rear view mirror. The Bronze exterior paint job looks great as well. Those old Mopars are so cool! Another classic gem Lou! 👍👍
Hi Michael, Happy to read "Awesome Mopar!" :-) Glad to share this "classic gem" with you, Lou
You're right Michael, I need one of these for my collection! My restorer (Mike) is doing one now for his father that will be red. I know they're going to lean on me to buy it when it is done.
And of course Randy has his '60 Fury convertible that arose from the ashes (or was it mud?) that can be admired on Lou's channel!
Great car! Love the bronze color and checked upholstery. The fins are awesome. This time period was perhaps the pinnacle of car design imagination.
Hi Delray, Happy to read "Great car!" :-) Enjoy reading the details you notice and share, Lou
Great looking Sport Fury... Well loved by all it's owners. Thanks for posting Lou !
Hi Rudy, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) My pleasure sharing this car with you. You're welcome, Lou
Nice rare car. I still think that the 57 and 58 Plymouth Fury's were way more stylish and prettier than the ones that were made in 59, 60.
Hi Hairy Larry, Happy to read you appreciate this "Nice rare car" :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Espectacular modelo Plymouth Sport Fury de 1959! Ése color bronce y sus cromados, junto a un interior muy cuidado, lo hacen ver sencillamente único. La mala fama de auto maléfico, que le dió la película clásica Christine de 1983, no opaca para nada su gran belleza! ¡Excelente video Lou, y saludos!
Hi Jaime, High praise :-) Enjoy reading the details you enjoy, My pleasure sharing with you, Lou
What a piece! It's great to see such a super clean classic Plymouth. The design of the car is just amazing. Overall the '57 - '61 model years of Fury have an epic styling.
Hi Plymouth Die-Cast Replicas, Happy to be able to share this one with you :-) Glad to read you enjoy the styling of this car, Lou
One of my "cool" cousins had an all-black '59 Sport Fury with a 361 4-bbl V8 "Golden Commando"(you gotta love the names they used for car lines, trim, engines & transmissions back then) & swivel front bucket seats. She married an Air Force jet pilot in '62 and drove the Fury from Detroit to Edwards AFB in California & back a few times. The first girl I knew that had a need for speed. Great times.
Hi Robert, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Cousins car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
My favorite year Plymouth of all time!
Happy to read this one is a all time favorite :-)
I absolutely LOVE the 59 Plymouths !!!! I grew up in a 59 !!!! My dad bought a new 59’ Savoy in August of the year !!!! Great car …. It got me and my parents to the 1964 Worlds Fair in Flushing NY!!!
Hi Donald, Happy to read "I absolutely LOVE the 59 Plymouths !!!!" :-) Glad to read this car brings back memories of your Dads car. Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
That is one beautiful car .Im sure he's one proud owner but this is one to be super proud to own ! A true classic and she fired right off ! GO DAN !!!
Hi CEEAAT !!!, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) Lou
Never been a Plymouth brand fan but this car is exceptionally handsome. Nice styling and details. The dual antennas set it off. Great restoration. Thanks
Hi Blue Ocean, Happy to read you enjoy the looks and restoration work of this car :-) You're welcome, Lou
Is it possible to look better than brand new? This is an amazing Sport Fury, color combo and upscale trim look are fantastic. A real pleasure to view - thank you gents 👍
Hi Bruce H., Happy to read you enjoy this "amazing" car :-) My pleasure sharing this car with you. You're welcome, Lou
My dad died in Feb. Nick died in Sept. They were life-long friends. This was Nick's car. This video means a lot. Maybe one day I'll meet you at Carlile w dad's car. A 53 MG TD. Thanks for the great video.
Hi Subpilot57, Thank you for sharing. You're welcome, Lou
Such wild styling for 1959…and that is saying something…love any car in bronze, too!
This baby needs to roam the roads in 2022!
Hi Rob, Happy to read your comment about this car :-) Lou
Beautiful car. My dad wrenched on and drove his friend's '59 Sport Fury a number of times at Lions Drag Strip in the mid sixties. It had a 1964 426 Max Wedge in it to run in B/MP (NHRA) and C/HR F.1 (AHRA). My dad drove it to four wins in six times out in the heads up money bracket (and several class wins) at Lions Drag Strip in the summer of 1965. The car originally came with a 361. In 1966 the car owner dropped in a 480" Hemi with a clutchflite transmission to run in A/MP (NHRA).
Hi Denny, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Dads Friends car that he would drive :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
Bullet proof 318, my neighbor had one never washed it, fabulous car
Hi Paul, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your neighbors car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Stunning example of a rare '59, even more rarely seen in this beautiful Bronze Metallic. Plymouth's unusual fabric offering on these '59-only Sport Furies is a standout, with its nubby fabric color-keyed to their exterior paint colors. Dan's freshly installed interior looks wonderful.
And I think the swivel seats were standard on only two of Chrysler's offerings for '59 - the Sport Fury featured here and the Chrysler 300-E - and optional on all Chrysler's other offerings including the Imperial. Looking closely at the swivel seat seen here, you'll see the bench-seat seat frame that passes under the fixed center section. Chrysler built so few bucket seat interiors that it didn't offer individual left-side/right-side seat tracks on any of its '59-'61 swivel seat cars.
Thanks for the video!
Hi Noel, Happy to read you enjoy this "Stunning" car :-) Appreciate you sharing your knowledge. You're welcome, Lou
Lou;
Always loved The Fury line from the late 50’s. Thx and keep them comming!!
David,
Happy to read "Always loved" this car :-)
The fins will return when the flying cars arrive. Love em ! As a kid in the sixties I could identify most makes and models by their distinctive styles.Dodge and Plymouth had a style of their own right out of "whoville"
Hi Dean, "The fins will return when the flying cars arrive." :-) NICE! Lou
I have a JOHAN model like that. I bought it and built it when I was 14 years old. First one I ever built. Still one of my favorite cars.
Hi Ted, Happy to read you have a fun model of this car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
When I was a kid in the early 1960's, my grandpa had a four-door '59 Plymouth Belvedere in a colour similar to the Fury shown here. My parents used it as their wedding car in 1960 (I wasn't around yet but I've seen the photos) and we took it on our first family trip over the border (or "across the line" as my mom used to say) to the USA back in about '65 maybe. At that time, my parents owned a British car and I thought the Plymouth was a spaceship compared to that dowdy little Morris Oxford that sat in our driveway.
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The trunk alone looks amazing. I think George Jetson had 1 of these..lol! Really y has a presence to it. Very cool interior & must be a real conversation starter wherever he goes. Swivel seats & love these old bubletops..
Hi Richard, Happy to read the details you notice and enjoy with this car :-) Lou
Hi Lou! Thanks for showing us that beautiful Fury! I just love that bronze color too! These cars were just so over the top in styling.
Hi Deacon Blue! Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this Fury :-) My pleasure sharing with you. You're welcome, Lou
The P! The curved roofline, tailfins, and dual "Sport Fisherman" antennas really do it for me. Beautiful car.
Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-)
Peter Gunn's car in 1959, although his was the convertible Sport Fury in metallic bronze.
Awesome car! Exner Excellence!
Hi Dejael, Thank you for sharing and glad to read you enjoy this "Awesome car!" :-) Lou
You can see the Imperial influence all around this car. That trunk specially.
Thanks for sharing what you notice.
Thats an absolutely beautiful restoration.I can sympathize with the owner of this being an on going long term restoration.
Hi David, Happy to read you appreciate the work done to this car :-) Lou
I was never a big Dan of fins but this on is just plain special !!!!
Should have been fins. Oops !!!!
Hi Greg, Happy to read you like this "special" one :-) Lou
My fav Plymouths from the 50s are the 55 and 59. This one is a beauty.
Hi Brad, Happy to read this one is a beauty :-) Lou
Dan was once my brother in law, great guy!
Hi Bryant, Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Great car! Love that color and interior! Thanks Dan & Lou for sharing it with us!
Hi Jim V, Happy to read "Great car!" :-) You're welcome, Lou
Great car ! Love the fins. The craftmanship then blows me away.
funny 318 story,,,
I used to stop by a local Wheels And Deals years ago (gone now).
Sometimes something cool like the '66 7 litre Galaxie (a fave) or a black '73 or so Challenger with a 318.
I dig it and some guy asks for the keys. Fires it up and red lines it, looking for a miss. Nope.
He buys it.
About a month later, i'm at a local Winston shop (gone too) with my '72 Chev Step Side (yes, gone ;(
and here comes the dude with the Challenger, screaming !
no, the 318 ain't just a grocery getter !
Nice work, once again, Lou !!
Hi Glen, High praise :-) Thanks for viewing and sharing, Lou
Just the emblems are a work of art
I agree.
That’s another amazing car Lou. Thanks for being it to us.
Hi Jimmy, Happy to read you think this car is "amazing" :-) You're welcome, Lou
Fun one Lou!!
Remember the thumb buttons on the horn ring? One handed (ambidextrous) honk, from casual to "business" lol!
Cheers!
Hi Philip, Happy to read "Fun one" :-) Glad to read the thumb buttons bring back memories. Cheers! Lou
High style in steel....another beauty! When Chrysler meant engineering prowess.
High praise :-)
Seems like 1959 was a special year for Plymouth and many other makes. The 60 fury was the addition of tinsel and a more sculped front quarter panne. By 62 on the other hand the fins were gone and the whole thing was getting that rocket ship look.😊
Hi Stephen, Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many more cars on this UA-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
That's one classy automobile, Lou - really nice job Dan...
Hi Dave, Happy to read "That's one classy automobile" :-) Lou
Another good video. Thanks for featuring cars that are often overlooked by most other enthusiasts in the hobby.
Happy to read you enjoy this video :-) Glad to read you're enjoying the selection I'm share with you. You're welcome.
Dan and Lou, thank you for the share.
You're welcome Chris :-)
Good morning, Lou!
Good morning Ray S!
Woah love the looks the fins are amazing with the grill nothing beats the 50’s..
High praise for the looks of this car :-)
The interior is fabulous!
Hi David, Happy to read the details you enjoy :-) Lou
It's awesome to see a Story where the owner has had the car for a long time and has lavished love and attention on it. I would have liked to have heard more about his web site and maybe one or two people, of interest, that contacted him. I don't have one of these cars but if I did I would have wanted to get his web site information.
The video work was excellent on this Story.
Hi Bill, Happy to read you enjoy this one (other than getting website info) :-) Appreciate the kind words on this story, Lou
My neighbors had that exact car, so stylish, i think the driver seat swiveled for exit.
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Top o' the mornin" to ya mates(other my car story fans and Lou)!!@
Top o' the mornin" Mr. Fruity Pebbles
Love that bronze.
Happy to read you "Love" the color of this car :-)
That 318 poly engine sounds very healthy. It started up very quickly so it must be in a very good state of tune with good compression.
Hi murray1575, Happy to read you enjoy the sounds from this engine :-) Lou
That’s a sweet ride. My uncle had one he bought new. I don’t think it was sport model I remember it having the trunk lid like this one it was a beige or tan color and the grill up front was gold in color. I don’t remember much more about it that was too long ago. But thank you so much for sharing these jewels with us.
Hi Czech Mate, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Uncles car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing, and you're welcome. Lou
A work of art.
High praise :-)
Great car. Idea: feature the Lunar Rover. I’d love to see the opening. “Today We’re in the moon”. You’re wearing a spacesuit of course. 😂
I like the way you think!
Just look at the side profile, bliss!
:-)
Moms friend Vickey had one of these! I think it was this color.
Hi Jeffrey, Happy to read this car brings back memories of Vickey's car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
A fantastic car! Excellent restoration!
High praise :-)
Man I'm drooling. WOW!!!!!
High praise :-)
My older brother had a 59 Sport Fury, with the Golden Commando, 395 engine, you could take take of in second gear, with car. Great looking car also!
Hi Garen, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Brothers car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
For a 'low price leader', PLYMOUTH made some epic cars.
Gramma traded her 1954 New Yorker Newport for a 1958 Fury..
I've always admired the 1959.
Hi Jerry, Thanks for viewing and sharing, Lou
Lou, thanks for the show!!, cheers.
Eric, You're welcome!! Cheers.
What an auto. You always show the best cars. Those headliner trusses are unusual. I always see them running across instead of the length of the body..He put a lot of work into that car. Glam!! lol. Peace.
Hi Jo, Happy to share this one with you. Appreciate "You always show the best cars" the kind words on the selection of cars I share :-) Peace, Lou
Love my ‘59’s Lou
Nice gene978 :-)
my favorite car.
Happy to read this is a favorite for you Mike :-)
Um dos meus preferidos. Um clássico que deixou saudades. maneco - Porto Alegre- RS - Brasil.
Hi manoel teixeira, Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Absolutely beautiful and like new!
Nice !
The great sport fury love it my fav 67
Hi Frank, Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Yay another big fin Mopar video! Keep 'em coming!
Hi Art Boston, Fun to see the cars with fins :-) If I see them, they're in great condition, and the Caretaker is willing to share them, then you'll see them too, Lou
Another great show thanks Lou.
You're welcome The Treasure Guard :-)
MAN! THAT IS SUPER COOL!
Happy to read you enjoy this "SUPER COOL!" car :-)
Yeah Lou, I love how people actually LOVED and TOOK CARE of their cars back in the good days. Unlike today where we basically just 'put up' with a vehicle because they're really isn't much to look at anyway but just to use it for transportation and that's all. So sad. So let's keep our thoughts on the good days of yesteryear!
Yeah lonnyjaw, You're right. Buying a car was a big deal and you valued the car you purchased. Most vehicles today are transportation only. Good news! You're subscribed to the right UA-cam Channel to take a look back at the cars you enjoy :-) Glad you're along for the ride, Lou
These swoopy, rare Mopars of that era are so rare, because in most parts of the country, Chrysler products in particular would rust rather quickly...more so than the other big car companies during that time frame. so sad, because Chrysler really was so innovative in style terms, from the later 50s and into the early 70s. And their larger engine offerings were just so ahead of the others, for a few years....413, 383, 426, 340, etc. What a line-up!
Another absolutely gorgeous Mopar, thanks Lou!
Hi James, High praise for the looks of this car :-) You're welcome, Lou
The fins!
They're big ones :-)
Nice looking car. Thanks Lou.
Hi Lennart Sjöström, Happy to read you appreciate the looks of this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
Nice car, nice story, thanks for sharing
Hi Chris, My pleasure sharing this car with you, Lou
WOW what a sweet car
Hi Mark USA, Happy to read you appreciate this "sweet car" :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this UA-cam Channel, Lou
I can't believe it has power windows!
Hi Scott, Thank you for sharing what you notice, Lou
I love it Lou, its wonderful 💯
Happy to read "its wonderful" Rich :-)
Hi Lou, that is my kind of car, a realy great show.✔✔✔✔
Hi Philip, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Lou
Very cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 👍👍🙂
NICE !!!
@@loucostabile 🙂
Big Lou great content as usual where ya been big guy
Hi Sinbad, Happy to read you enjoy the content. Posting 3 a week, and headed all over the USA looking for fun cars to share with you :-) Lou
Cool car nice interior
Hi David, Happy to read you enjoy this "Cool car" :-) Lou
Another great car! Thank you!
Hi Clare, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) You're welcome, Lou
When i was a little kid my dad had this same car, but it was a 4 door hardtop in light blue with the same color as this car inside (i think,color may have been blue but i am pretty sure inside was brown). It had the sport deck (toilet seat) also.
Hi Kip, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Dads car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Love the back end of this car. However, I always thought the grill lacked boldness - perhaps the '59 Dodge grill would have worked better . . .
Hi Jay, Thanks for viewing and sharing, Lou
👍 wow lou that 70 mach 1 restoration was sweeeet
Glad you enjoy that one Frank.
Beautiful, and not common one tone color. Best looking 59 probably. Trunk reminds me of a 58 Packard Hawk, which stole that design idea from Imperial I think.
Hi Neil, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou