'Fury' was given to the top trim Plymouth Belvedere from 1956 on the 2-door hardtop; gold anodized trim distinguised these hardtops from other Plymouths. In 1959 'Fury' became a model line on a 118-inch wheelbase to replace the Belvedere, and a new Sport Fury added still higher trim (without necessarily being sporty). A new body was given to 1960 and 1961 Chryslers and the Fury got its own 118-inch version. The new more compact B-body on 116-inches was sold as a Fury from 1962 to 64, but overall length was increased each year. Furies were given 119-inch C-bodies from 1965 to 1968 and even larger 'fueslage' 120-inch bodies from 1969 to 1973
Plymouth Fury 1962 - 65
Plymouth Fury 1965 - 1968
aa Plymouth Fury 1962 4-door sedan badge
Plymouth Fury 1962 4-door sedan - badge on front wing. The Fury was sold above the Belvedere and Satellite, and a Sport Fury model was a higher trim model
aa Plymouth Fury III 1966 hardtop badge
Plymouth Fury III 1966 hardtop - badge on front wing. Fury III was the top trim level, but thyere was a Sport Fury sold above and even a limited edition VIP. Fury I and Fury II were lower trim levels.
aa Plymouth Sport Fury 1967 Fast Top badge
Plymouth Sport Fury 1967 - badge on wing. The 'Sport Fury' did not have sporting pretentions, it was only a top level trim above 'Fury III'.
