Recent content by 69MoparNC

Like almost every person with a Plymouth LandYacht - Portions of both rockers will need to be replaced. Not a difficult panel to shape, but if I find a couple sections of original panels.... makes my life much easier. I am in NC and willing to travel to pick up if necessary. Thank you for...

Currently looking for an AM/FM Radio for our 1969 Plymouth Fury 3 - curved dash.

ordered the Brock Performer Intake and the 600 with electric choke. Be here in a couple days. Everything I have read pointer to the Eddy...

Update: Pumped out the tank and it was worse than I thought. After parts arrived, installed new fuel lines, new fuel pump, new sending unit and a new tank. Old tank was nasty and the old sending unit had no float attached, and no filter/sock. (That explains a few things) It had been a while...

I reached out to Vans for availability of a fuel tank. Did not see one listed on the site. Once out and emptied, I will know a lot more.

I believe the PO did not do any maintenance or refurbishing of the tank. Once I get it drained and down - I will inspect the condition. Is it better to take it to a shop for cleaning and coating, or better to do it yourself? I have not done a tank at home. Cleaned the tank: stone, drywall...

I am going to go down the path - drain the tank, drop it, clean it out. Replace the sending unit and seal. With access to the trunk area, I will go over that and address any areas that need attention. Blow out the fuel lines, replace the rubber fuel lines and replace the fuel pump and filter...

I did change the filter, and there is some discoloration. I did not drain the fuel, when I brought it home. I should have started there. PCV was replaced. Fuel pump was not. I cleaned the carburetor, and it may be that I need to go thru it again. Did not use an ultrasound on it the first time.

I have seen the replaceable filters years ago, have not thought of that. I like the idea of starting with adding a pre-pump filter as see what we catch.

Did not change the condenser in the distributor. Not keeping an idle at a stop sign has me stumped. Maybe I need to start at the tank. Clean it and replace the filter again. See if that helps. I added a thicker gasket to the choke to bring the height up. Have followed "the typical...

69 Plymouth Fury - 318 PO passed away in 2021 (was his daily) I purchased in May of this year. Family did not drive it much, but did start it frequently. Carter BBD - 2 barrel removed cleaned and rebuilt with a Mike's Carb Kit. Gaskets, Oil change, wires, coil, plugs, filter, belts.... basic...

Looking for Va/NC/SC Mopar groups. Suggestions? Basically, others with our sickness.

Bob - I tried to send you a message, but your inbox is full. I am also in Youngsville NC. Would love to speak with you.

Interior came around after a few days of cleaning... Now the search starts for all the small things that are missing.

New to ForCBodiesOnly and new to the Mopar Life. Live in Youngsville NC, just outside of Raleigh. 1969 Fury 3 318 AC PS White Interior I am looking forward to meeting many of you online, and hopefully some here in NC. (Old Man w a Hat... would like to say hello.)