One of the better deals in Detroit car history was the full-size Plymouth of the middle 1960s. You got a big car on the same platform as the high-zoot Chrysler 300, with flashier styling than its GM and Ford competitors, all while spending very little money per pound of steel. Here’s a magazine advertisement for the 1966 Fury, touting some of its amazing standard features at a bargain price. How cheap? The most affordable ’66 Fury started at just $2479 (about $21,280 in 2021 dollars), though admittedly that was for a car with a Slant-six engine, three-on-the-tree manual transmission, and no extras.
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