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Bumping this. This is a side project to the side projects and is not even my car but if I get a couple hours in the future one of the fixes is to cut this off and reposition. It does not look damaged or flipped 90 degrees but it will be soon..

First thing will be verify that the bottom of the cars still exists. That thing is sunk to the wheel centerline. The floorboards are in the mud. Dig down and get a jack under it. Lift it and get blocking under the tires and or mount wheels that hold air. If seen guys hook on to cars in this...

@marty mopar might have what you're looking for... For Sale - NOS Cruise Control Switch 1979-86

Howdy ,We got it and I had that poster. Plus a lot of black light posters.

Got it.

While I am not an expert, and my knowlege is more around 66s, I would have to say it's a conversion for a couple of reasons - 1) The brake and clutch pedals don't match 2) The brake and clutch pedals are B body ones. The C body pedals have a horizontal relief in them. See the photo of the...

Closing out on this. I ended up buying an nos lock cylinder with keys. The locksmith was a flake but did not charge me for the door keys. I did have to retrieve the trunk lock in pieces. So I need to sort that but I currently have a different key for the ignition than the doors. My main point...

@FURYGT might have some parts, if he does not i would suggest Murray Park in Ohio

Very very similar thoughts to me, about the people and places, things she saw, music and happenings that occurred in my Fury, back in California, during the it's and eighties. Some nights, I try to imagine the first owner driving out of the dealership, and who that person was, what their career...

One of my '71 300 CS23's has fender skirts

Unfortunately no neither are mine, and neither is the burgundy and white top 67 Sport Fury convertible but I posted those. My apologies for putting them in the wrong post, I figured they were 4-speeds so I would post them here and I did not know or remember that we had a “sightings” post

Totally agree- as original as possible, and in time, I believe the originality always wins through. Modern parts stand out like the proverbial.

Here is some information from Hamtramck Mopar….

I have one from 66 caprice in San diego ca

Wow!! The above photos look identical, absolutely identical in all details but one-original colour, to what I completed yesterday, 9 December 2025 in my 71 NYer. Boot was just as "original" to start, and black Septone brush on stone shield used to bring it beautifully back to a smooth neat...

I am just now seeing this car, and wow is that ad a disaster! I don’t think he knows what he has and by the pictures… honestly, doesn’t even really care. I really wish he showed more (AND DEFINITELY) better pictures, but it maybe a real police car as I see a white steering wheel in there.

Very unique building, which could be identified with AI these days i should think. Given the mauve Holden, and what look like local plates- yes, Australia somewhere is a definite possibility.New Zealand is another.

Ad is still up, must still be available.

I used to own that car. It was a hardtop Belvedere with the top cut off when I bought it. I went to a junkyard and cut the entire windshield header off of a 67 Pontiac Tempest and got the entire working top frame. Then I grafted the windshield header into the 58' so the top would have a proper...

@Ross Wooldridge can hopefully chime in on this one