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forum_emoticons.html	[quote=tv boy,34881]I am in the process of pulling images from the TV series "The Brady Bunch." I recently ran across Mike Brady's 1969 Plymouth convertible, clearly a member of the Fury line. The show's trivia page on the IMDB describes it as a Fury III (although I think it may be a Sport Fury). But that begs the question: does the IMCDB recognize the Fury, Fury II and Fury III as separate trim levels? I noticed I can't seem to find a single listing for the Plymouth Fury III on the site, and a suggestion that one car I posted as possibly a Fury III drew no response, agreeing or disagreeing.[/quote]
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tv boy

Thanks atom...I was confused when I typed "Fury III" in the search and nothing turned up. It's italicized and that threw me off.

atom

There is some listed as Fury I, II and III as you can see here:
http://www.imcdb.org/search.php?resultsStyle=asList&sortBy=0&makeMatch=2&make=Pl- ymouth&modelMatch=1&model=Fury&modelInclModel=on&modelInclChassis=on&origin=

tv boy

I am in the process of pulling images from the TV series "The Brady Bunch." I recently ran across Mike Brady's 1969 Plymouth convertible, clearly a member of the Fury line. The show's trivia page on the IMDB describes it as a Fury III (although I think it may be a Sport Fury).

But that begs the question: does the IMCDB recognize the Fury, Fury II and Fury III as separate trim levels? I noticed I can't seem to find a single listing for the Plymouth Fury III on the site, and a suggestion that one car I posted as possibly a Fury III drew no response, agreeing or disagreeing.