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From the for sale information on the window I don't think the seller is worried about posing for pictures.

So - The 2dr post car by that seller got scooped up by @Paul Stubbs: Just had to buy it. This fasttop Sport ended with a $3500 asking price and apparently no takers. I say 'apparently' because it's been relisted - at $4900! :confused: :realcrazy: 1967 Plymouth Fury | eBay This one would...

Perhaps I'm reading into this, but here's some advice an older guy gave me years ago: don't mess with your daily driver. He meant 'don't modify today the car you need to drive to work tomorrow', but the coin's flipside rings true also - always have a daily driver that doesn't need to be worked...

Thanks Dan, the only problem is the shipping costs to Australia. That’s why I was wondering if any alternative product had been used by anyone. Cheers Paul.

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Those were used on the 57 Furies as well.

Fk3 for sure

How much for the bottom Fury emblem?

looking for ahood metal or fiberglass built doesnt matter looks built big motor and don't want to cut original hood

Join me in welcoming @DesertDawg to FCBO.

Thanks to this post by @64valconv, who owned it before selling in 2006 (it went to Tampa area), we now have more information about PM27L0D256172. This FK3 Fury iii 'vert had "drum brakes front and rear. 383 2 bbl, a/c, power steering and brakes, electric top, manual windows, optional steering...

Anyone know if these are reproduced? Thanks in advance!

Regardless, I don't think I have the rag joint on my steering wheel assembly. Maybe someone can look at this photo and tell me for sure.

I love those wheels. They make every Mopar look good.

Thank you! Do you remember if it was FK3 or FK5?

I don't know. I tried to unscrew the center cap on the steering wheel, but it wouldn't turn. I thought it would just unscrew. I gave up when it didn't because I didn't want to break anything. Below is a photo of the steering wheel. How do I get the center off?

https://www.hemmings.com/listing/1965-plymouth-fury-1-529986 1965 Plymouth Fury 1 Survivor 4-Dr Sedan ASKING PRICE $13,950

One question did you have the steering wheel apart and replace the top steering wheel bearing. It’s the rubber coated one. It’s supposed to have a small staple in it to provide the ground for your horn. When I replaced mine I thought someone had stapled a tag to it, so I removed it. My horn no...

Followed the advice of @Big_John and used a connector for a #10 wire for the dark green wire. Worked like a charm. Thanks. That's the good news. The bad news is the horns don't sound. I know they work, but I think I have the violet (hot) and green wires reversed on the relay after looking...

I've read you can run a bit higher compression ratio with aluminum heads, too.