The emergence of Glenn Seton as a touring car driver, and two retirements in rounds three and four of the 1987 ATCC (despite finishing 3rd in the opening round at Calder behind winner Seton, and winning Round 2 a week later at Symmons Plains), saw pushed Fury into a supporting role for Seton for the remainder of the championship,The Age 2 March 1987 Sky's the limit for Nissan and the Jackson team but Fury still finished third in the championship behind Seton and Jim Richards who won his second ATCC driving a BMW M3.
