Significant Fuselage C-Bodies at Chrysler Nationals at Carlisle

[The Horvaths]

Here are the other cars in case you aren't a Fusie elitist :
1966 Chrysler Town and Country Wagon:

1967 Plymouth Fury III:

1968 Plymouth Fury III:

 

[rapidtrans]

I'm looking forward to the fuselage cars. Dad had quite a few of these as company cars. In '69 he had 8 different cars. All c-bodies except a barracuda. I guess c-body sales started off slow so the execs. were told to pick a car out of the "sales bank"every couple months. I didn't have a license yet but i do remember driving this sweet, loaded 2dr 70 Sport Fury. The 69 thru 71 are my favorite fusies.

 

[tallhair]

Here are the other cars in case you aren't a Fusie elitist :

1967 Plymouth Fury III:

This one is yours isn't it?

 

[The Horvaths]

This one is yours isn't it?

Yep.

 

[tallhair]

Yep.

Congrats

 

[1978 NYB]

I'll be signing autographs and taking pictures with my one of none 78 NYB with a blue leather wrapped steering wheel on the C-Body line....LOL!

 

[70bigblockdodge]

I'll be signing autographs and taking pictures with my one of none 78 NYB with a blue leather wrapped steering wheel on the C-Body line....LOL!

I gotta get there early for that line lol

 

[1978 NYB]

I gotta get there early for that line lol

My NYB is just a driver. LOL!

 

[70bigblockdodge]

My NYB is just a driver. LOL!

Still, it has that one of none leather steering wheel

 

[1978 NYB]

Still, it has that one of none leather steering wheel

My NYB has a few rare options. Load leveling suspension, front passenger power seat, factory am/fm/cb. The factory radio is no longer in the car. It has a modern 350,000 different light am/fm/cd, MP3 that Stan loves. The factory steering wheel had several major cracks that separated with 1/2" wide cracks. It took a chunk of my hand about 6 years ago. I think it was Mr. C that found a 77 Charger Daytona in Pennsylvania that a tree fell on and crushed the right side A-pillar. The guy let me have the steering wheel for $50. A little machining of the hub on a lathe and it fits very nice on my T&T steering column. Chrysler should of done this on all Formal's.

Sneak peak of the one of none....

You can still see the factory cb radio was still in the car when I did the steering wheel.

 

[67-Fury]

I wanna see pictures of the Six pack fury.

And i am Surprised to find out Polara Dave has a Actually last name...
Il stick with "Polara Dave"

 

[Beep Beep Dave]

Keep in mind these are in progress pics...the car isn't quite finished yet.

Dave

 

[Ripinator]

No..... I meant what I said, I need to be with the C body crowd. That is where I will be

So. . . I guess yer usual parking place with the C-Bodies is available for me ?!?

 

[Fury Pursuit]

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Keep in mind these are in progress pics...the car isn't quite finished yet.

Dave

Thanks for posting Dave.

The "progress" photos look awesome! I can't wait to see the car in person. How about the 6BBL engine??? How is that coming along?

~Trev

 

[Beep Beep Dave]

The engine.

Dave

 

[1978 NYB]

The engine.

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Very, very nice!

 

[73Coupe]

Absolutely stunning. I love engine pics!

 

[shooter65]

Yep.

Congrats! This is a really nice picture of your car. The blue POPS in the sun.

 

[Beep Beep Dave]

Dave Wheeler and his whole family are the nicest people you'd ever want to meet. He has had the Sport Fury for over 30 years, collecting parts for the resto.

If any of you guys stop to look at the car at Carlisle I would not hesitate to talk to him. You'll be glad you did.

Dave

 

[Fury Pursuit]

Cool Dave, can't wait to see all the cars there, and meet some new folks. Here is a shot of "Linda" on our first date!