My 1963 Sport Fury is a numbers matching survivor.  It has a solid rust free body with the original paint.  It was originally purchased from Baker Motor Company INC. in Greenville, South Carolina on March 29th 1963 selling for $4102.20.  A 1959 4Dr Ford was used as a trade-in reducing the sale price to $2300.04.  The second owner acquired the car around 1979 and used it as a fun car that was garage kept and only driven on sunny warm days with the top down.  The second owner tired of the car and I purchased it in 2007 with several mechanical and electrical problems and a well-worn interior.  Researching the fender tag, I found it had a few changes over the years, such as a black top added at some time in its life.  I have replaced it with the correct white top, overhauled the complete front end, repaired the oil leaks, and replaced the top mechanicals plus many other items.  The electrical problems have also been rectified.  I replaced the worn interior with a Legendary Auto Interiors parts and had the Instrument Cluster overhauled by Auto Instruments.  My 63 Sport Fury is now very dependable, a joy to drive, and gets looks and comments every were I go.  Last year I received a third place at the Monster MoPar Show here in St. Louis and I was only about two thirds of the way through the restoration, and I am hoping I can do better this year.