I have a 66 fury 3 383 super commando with 4 speed, how rare?

[Radical Fred]

I cant find much info on # for factory big block 4 speed cars built. Mine is a odd duck with bench seat, tilt/ telescopic, pr steering. drum brakes and 3:23 8 3/4 sure grip. rear speakers and rear defrost.
I am interested if anyone has production # for the car. I have been told less than 2% were bb 4 speed cars.

 

[69CoronetRT]

Try this thread:

'66 C body production info aka "How many?"

 

[commando1]

Please start a new thread on your Fury. I would love to know more about it.

 

[CBODY67]

Given the time the car was built, finding ANY Fury III with a 3-spd manual would be a trick. Much less a factory 4-speed car. In many cases, unlike GM, Chrysler seemed to be a bit lax in keeping records after a few years of production. Available file space was the issue.

Generally, the C-body records did not become "desirable" until many decades after the cars were built. Although the "hot rod" B, E, and A-body cars' records were deemed to be "worth saving".

It's one thing to worry about how many were produced, BUT the bigger issue is "How many survived"!

MIGHT want to consider putting some sort of "agreed value" insurance coverage on the car! That means that if the car is a total loss, you CAN get paid on that amount.

Neat and special car.
Enjoy!
CBODY67