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[Ice Cold]

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/edmonton/1975-plymouth-grand-fury-brougham/1286137527?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true

Says it has 22,650 kilometers, which is like 14074 miles.
Being a 75, is it bigger than a 360 since it's a 'Grand' Fury Brougham?
Be $5500 in USD.

[Dippy.org]

[DobaMark]

In the US, the 400 was standard in the Brougham, 360 was an option and the smallest engine available.
In lesser trim levels, the 360 was standard and the 318 was optional.

[lsm360]

Isn't that a '76 front end? Or did that come late in '75?

I need me a four door.

[DobaMark]

Isn't that a '76 front end? Or did that come late in '75?

I need me a four door.

I'm not an expect on these cars, but I believe 1974 was the last year for 4 headlights and that 1975 through 1977 were very similar.

[lsm360]

I thought it was '74/'75 for the four headlights/a two year run.

[DobaMark]

I thought it was '74/'75 for the four headlights/a two year run.

I found a 1975 brochure online. Here is the confusion:
1975 Gran Fury Brougham has the 2 headlight design.
The lesser trim 1975 Gran Furys like Custom and base retained the 4 headlight design.
http://oldcarbrochures.org/index.php/NA/Plymouth/1975_Plymouth/1975_Chrysler-Plymouth_Brochure/1975-Chrysler-Plymouth-17
http://oldcarbrochures.org/index.php/NA/Plymouth/1975_Plymouth/1975_Chrysler-Plymouth_Brochure/1975-Chrysler-Plymouth-18

[lsm360]

Geez. Chrysler was so good at confusing us. Thanks Mark.