1950 Chevrolet Bel Air

For the 1967 Plymouth Fury, the company reshaped the sheet metal that had resurrected its full-size cars by relaxing the straight lines to form sensuous curves.

Encouraged by the 1965 Fury's success, Plymouth lightly restyled the 1966 Fury models. They sported a new grille insert, different side trim, redesigned wheel covers, altered taillights, and a new deck lid and rear beauty panels that mimicked the divided front-end design.

In 1965, Chrysler's full-sized cars made a comeback, and the full-size Plymouth line included three special Furys: the Fury I, Fury II, and Fury III.