1966 Plymouth Fury III big block V8 with AC.

Mostly original 1966 Plymouth Fury III, 383 V8 with auto trans, WORKING aftermarket under dash AC, power steering and brakes, good glass all around, door and windows open and close as they should. Original blue paint with all Fury III trim. This was a vinyl top car that a previous owner removed then primer and painted the top white, the grey primer is starting to show through the white paint on the roof. Straight body and bumpers, never wrecked, some bubbles in the paint showing on the lower door skins and along the rear window but no rot through, solid floors and trunk. Clean original headliner, original carpet is worn through under the drivers feet. Rear seat was recovered at some time and has a few splits starting to show but is still very usable. The front seat was replaced with a late model power seat that works great and is very comfortable. Included is the original steering wheel and full size hub caps along with a box of spare trim parts. Original jack with a good spare tire. Under the hood everything is original, when the aftermarket AC was added a v-twin Chrysler AC pump was installed from a big block early 1970's motorhome, so all original Mopar parts. The vehicle shows 94K miles, I bought it about 8 or 9years ago in Southern California with 82K miles, this has always been a weekend cruiser for me and was only used as a daily driver when one of my other cars was in the shop. I was told the mileage is original but I can not guarantee that, the motor starts and runs like the mileage is original, no smoke or bad noises, press down on the go pedal and it roars down the road. It's only problem is an annoying transmission leak, it goes through about a quart a month. It's had this leak since I bought it 8 years ago and I've never had it looked at so I can't say where the leak is. It has never stranded me, it has never been on a tow truck except for when I had it shipped from Los Angeles up here to Southern Oregon 3 years ago. If you have ANY questions please ask! It's not a show car but it is a survivor, 50+ year old cars with their original paint are getting tough to find and this one shows nicely. NO RESERVE, if this was a two door Sport Fury my opening bid would be much higher, but I'm a realist and not a dreamer, I want someone to get a good deal on this car and enjoy it like myself and my family have for many more years. Again, if you have questions, ask me! :-)