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Plymouth · 1962–1964

Plymouth Savoy, Fury and Max Wedge

Every Plymouth Savoy, Fury and Max Wedge model year from 1962 to 1964: production counts, engines, options, paint, prices and the stories behind them, with a source for every figure.

3 model years offered · 3 fact sheets · 0 stories

Red 1963 Plymouth Savoy two-door sedan with its hood raised over the Max Wedge V8, in an indoor show barn
1963 Plymouth Savoy Max Wedge in red with the hood open Photo: Greg Gjerdingen from Willmar, USA, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Production by year

Each year's headline total, exactly as its source scopes it. Scopes differ from year to year (some include related models or other markets), so read the label before comparing years. Every year's fact sheet has the full breakdown.

YearWhat was countedCountStatus
1962 1962 Plymouth standard line, all models (Over-Drive table total)built, model-year 182,220 Reported
1963 1963 Plymouth standard line (Over-Drive table total)built, model-year 258,283 Disputed
1964 1964 Plymouth standard line, all models (Over-Drive table total)built, model-year 295,999 Reported
Dark blue 1962 Plymouth Belvedere two-door post sedan with the 1962 grille and small hubcaps, parked outside a shop
1962 Plymouth Belvedere two-door sedan in dark blue, described by its source as a Max Wedge car Photo: Moparsbymosher, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
Orange 413 Super Stock V8 with two large black air cleaners on the cross-ram intake, in a black 1962 Plymouth engine bay
413 Super Stock V8 with cross-ram intake and twin four-barrel carburetors in a 1962 Plymouth Sport Fury Photo: Mr.choppers, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Blue 1962 Plymouth Savoy from the front three-quarter, showing the 1962 downsized body and eye-shaped headlamp bezels
1962 Plymouth Savoy in blue, the lightest full-size body favoured by drag racers Photo: Greg Gjerdingen from Willmar, USA, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Red 1964 Plymouth Fury two-door hardtop in profile at an indoor show, hood and trunk raised
1964 Plymouth Fury Max Wedge hardtop in red on display Photo: Mustang Joe, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
Red 1964 Plymouth two-door sedan with a black hood scoop spinning its rear tyres in a cloud of smoke on a drag strip
1964 Plymouth drag car doing a burnout at a drag strip Photo: GSenkow, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Model years

  1. 1962 Fact sheet
  2. 1963 Fact sheet
  3. 1964 Fact sheet

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