1965 Plymouth Sport Fury Convertible Indy Pace Car Article ! - Must See !! on 2040-parts.com
Lakewood, Ohio, US
1965 Plymouth Sport Fury Convertible Indy Pace Car Article titled "Indianapolis Motor Speedway 1965 Plymouth Sports Fury" This article is in excellent condition, is two pages long and has five color photos including a photo of the Sport Fury Indy Pace Car pacing the race at the Indianapolis 500 Race with Indy Cars behind it! Perfect gift for someone owning or restoring one of these automobiles. Don't let this one pass you by.
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