* Online Car Databases: Websites like Edmunds, Kelley Blue Book (KBB), and Hagerty often have specifications for older vehicles. Search using "1985 Plymouth Grand Fury specs." However, the level of detail varies. They might list common engine options and their associated fuel economy, but specifics for a given trim might be missing.
* Online Forums and Communities: Forums dedicated to classic cars or Mopar (Chrysler's parent company) vehicles may be your best bet. People who own or have restored these cars often share detailed information. Search on forums like Hemmings, ClassicCars.com, or specific Mopar enthusiast forums. Post a question mentioning the specifics you're looking for (like the trim level if you know it) to get the most accurate answers.
* Original Sales Brochures: eBay and other online marketplaces sometimes have original sales brochures for classic cars. These brochures usually have detailed specifications, including trim levels, engine options, and fuel economy figures. This is likely the most accurate source, but finding one for your specific year and model might take some hunting.
* Owner's Manuals: If you can find a 1985 Plymouth Grand Fury owner's manual (again, eBay or similar sites are good places to look), it will contain the most precise information relevant to the specific car's configuration.
* Library Resources: Your local library might have access to automotive repair manuals (like Chilton or Haynes) or automotive reference books that include specifications for the 1985 Plymouth Grand Fury.
Important Note: Fuel economy figures listed will likely be EPA estimates, and actual fuel economy will vary depending on driving habits, vehicle condition, and other factors. Trim sizes (often referring to interior dimensions or exterior measurements) are less standardized and might require looking at specific brochures or even measuring a similar vehicle. Always double-check information from multiple sources to ensure accuracy.
