OrthmannJ
Well-Known Member
Hello everyone, my name is Jeremiah. I live in central Washington (state) and am the proud owner of a 1964 Plymouth Fury 9 passenger station wagon.
So, a little history on my car. My Grandfather purchased the car in 1965 from Webb Chrysler-Plymouth in Kennewick Washington and it has been in the family ever since. My Dad was 10 years old when Grandpa bought the Fury and he spent the rest of his childhood riding in it and later driving it as a young adult. In 1987, I was 6 years old, and our family had just moved back to Washington and needed a car. My Dad bought the Fury from Grandpa and I spent the rest of my childhood riding in it and later driving it as a young adult. I loved that car. It was my high school car. I even had my senior portrait taken with it. When I graduated from high school my parents told me that they were going to sell the Fury because they had since purchased another vehicle and I had bought a little Ford Ranger as transport off to college.
They were playing a trick on me though and at my graduation celebration they surprised me by giving me a box that held the title to the Fury.
That was 20 years ago. I still own the Fury, and now I have two boys of my own. Currently the youngest is 7 and 1/2 and the oldest is almost 12. They have spent their entire childhood riding in the Fury and one day soon, will be driving it as young adults.
So, a little history on my car. My Grandfather purchased the car in 1965 from Webb Chrysler-Plymouth in Kennewick Washington and it has been in the family ever since. My Dad was 10 years old when Grandpa bought the Fury and he spent the rest of his childhood riding in it and later driving it as a young adult. In 1987, I was 6 years old, and our family had just moved back to Washington and needed a car. My Dad bought the Fury from Grandpa and I spent the rest of my childhood riding in it and later driving it as a young adult. I loved that car. It was my high school car. I even had my senior portrait taken with it. When I graduated from high school my parents told me that they were going to sell the Fury because they had since purchased another vehicle and I had bought a little Ford Ranger as transport off to college.
They were playing a trick on me though and at my graduation celebration they surprised me by giving me a box that held the title to the Fury.
That was 20 years ago. I still own the Fury, and now I have two boys of my own. Currently the youngest is 7 and 1/2 and the oldest is almost 12. They have spent their entire childhood riding in the Fury and one day soon, will be driving it as young adults.