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We all know how valuable the Plymouth Belvederes from the muscle car era can be, but here's a surprise;
The Aug 19 issue of "Autoweek" is reporting that a 1956 Plymouth Belvedere convertible with std 276ci motor and 2 speed Powerflite trans in very good overall condition was just sold by RM auctions for...........................................................$90,750!
"Autoweek" stated that 6,735 of these vehicles were originally produced which is relatively low production but not really in the "rare" category. I'm wondering what a much rarer '56 Fury in good shape might be worth?
The Aug 19 issue of "Autoweek" is reporting that a 1956 Plymouth Belvedere convertible with std 276ci motor and 2 speed Powerflite trans in very good overall condition was just sold by RM auctions for...........................................................$90,750!
"Autoweek" stated that 6,735 of these vehicles were originally produced which is relatively low production but not really in the "rare" category. I'm wondering what a much rarer '56 Fury in good shape might be worth?