Towards the end of 2024, Brian and Bridgette pulled up stakes and took the Fury with them.
Brian wrote:After 34 incredible years in Sebastian, my wife and I are taking a leap into a new adventure. We’ve just closed on a lovely home in Chattanooga, TN, nestled in a serene, wooded cul-de-sac. This new setting offers me the space and inspiration to dive even deeper into my creative passions.
Leaving behind the home we’ve cherished on Benedictine Terrace and the vibrant community we’ve built has not been an easy decision. The connections and friendships I’ve made here are deeply valued and will always hold a special place in my heart...
Ensconsed in the new garage!Well, the car transport company burned up the points and I have been slammed with all sorts of things but I finally had the time to install an upgraded electronic distributor set up in the fury this evening and I’m happy to report that she’s running better than ever on the new modern ignition set up!
A man of many talents, Brian is also a consummate photographer.
Brian wrote:I’m a photographer offering My 1959 Plymouth Sport Fury as a getaway vehicle or photo opportunity for weddings or engagement sessions. I'm available to photograph as well or offer just the car detailed and ready for other creative’s sessions. Based in the Rossville / Chattanooga area. www.weddingstorey.com www.instagram.com/thestorey
When asked about the musicians draping themselves all over the Sport Fury, he replied:
Brian wrote:It’s a local band that hired me for promos (www.mightyfleacircus.com). I figured the car would lend to their look.
And from the band themselves:
Put on your dancing shoes and pile the gang in the hotrod! Saturday night (9/14/24) is gonna be swingin'! The Circus is back for another night of Soul Shakin' Swingabilly at Tipsy Tiki from 8-11. We'll see you there! Thanks to @Brian Storey for the cool photos!
