1964 Sport Fury convertible 426/4spd. Anyone know it's whereabouts?

Don't want to buy it back, just curious where it went. Originally black inside and out but had a rotisserie restoration about six or eight years ago and is now red in and out. Always a Georgia car until a few years ago but now might be in NC. I ordered it in Feb 1964, got it in April 1964, and sold it in 1968. I knew that it was in Statesboro, Ga for many years but lost track after that. I discovered it at the Mopar show at Commerce, Ga shortly after it was restored and after talking with the owner I discovered that it was my old car. He sold it after that and said he thought the buyer was a dealer.

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You might check with your DMV. In some states you can pay a small fee and they will send you a record of title transfers and dates. You do need the old license number and/or the VIN #. Good luck.

WoW! That Thing Is A Keeper!

Thanks for the responses everyone. I didn't keep any paperwork after I sold it in 1968 so have no idea what the vin might be. Also, Georgia is a little lax about titles on cars over about 25 years old so I doubt the person who restored it had a title for it. I was a little disappointed that the color had been changed. I still had the original Sport Fury hubcaps for it and offered them to the owner but he said he liked the wheels that were on it and didn't want them. I later sold them to a person who was doing a correct restoration on a 64 Sport Fury convertible. When I ordered that car at Derenne Chrysler/Plymouth in Savannah, Ga they had an identical black on black Sport Fury convertible on the lot but it had a 383/4 spd. The salesman was surprised that I would pay the extra money and also have to wait to get it with the 426 but it was what I wanted. I was 23 and had a 62 Fury convertible at the time. OK, I'll be quiet now, it was probably more information than you wanted to read anyway, LOL.

Just in case the nostalgic urge overtakes you!

http://www.cars-on-line.com/61114.html

67GTX440 said:

Just in case the nostalgic urge overtakes you!

http://www.cars-on-line.com/61114.html

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That's a beauty alright, but I would have kept the side trim. I paid $3800 for mine when it was new. When I saw it at the Mopar show the owner said he would take $38 for it but with an extra zero.

The car I just bought was originally black, black, but has been painted Imperial Orange, a Nissan color. I bought it out of Sherman, Texas in November 2013.