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Yes the U code is white body tan interior. The 360 car is tan body and green interior. Low mileage 1 owner with like new interior.

Thanks Dave, any advice or tips are greatly appreciated since I'm new to this product line. All went well, a little bit further up on this thread you can see some pictures of the removed dash assembly. That was a good tip about the steering column but I just went and dropped it out of the way...

Here is a before and after

This is the reason I took out instrument cluster assembly. I removed and disassembled the clock. Bought an aftermarket oil gauge and disassemble that. Painted face of clock and pasted stick on numbers to face, assemble the two And came up with a factory looking oil gauge. Just thought I would...

Thanks Ross, I found the service manual but it was a little vague on this procedure. The manual helped but I was just wondering if anybody has done that yet. Got it out yesterday with a broken parts. Thanks for the heads up

Hi, I am more interested in looking totally correct but not too worried about having correct date codes etc.

Hi back at ya ! :-) I have a couple pics and will post them when I get a chance.

Hi and thanks for the warm welcome. I am restoring it as a unmarked unit. Someone took the motor out years ago and it has been sitting. (It still has bias ply tires on it) It is in great condition for it's age but I need a 440 motor and accessories for it. It is a Colorado Highway Patrol...

Hello to all, I am looking forward to getting to know my new C Body friends. I have two 72 Fury's. One is a 360 and the other is a U Code 440 car. I am selling my 360 car so I can finish my U code. I'm new to this model line and would like to know what is involve with taking out the...

Restoring 1972 Fury U code police car. looking for information, suggestions and parts. thanks Location: Warrenton Va