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SW Morrison St. & SW Park Ave. - Portland Oregon Portland OR - Multnomah neighborhood San Fernando Theater, Los Angeles SW 6th Ave. & SW Oak St. - Portland Oregon

Looks like he didn’t like what he heard. If he’s been back to read the responses, he wasn’t logged in. He joined on Monday, started this thread, and logged out an hour later never to return. Travis..

Hi all, working on the trim for my 65 fury (grill, headlight, and trunk trim). I read that plymouth and Dodge would put a coating on the trim that can be removed with easy off oven cleaner to polish up (as the trim was dull and faded and not cleaning up with polish). I did a small piece with...

Thank you very much for posting that ayilar! :thumbsup:. I see on Moparts that there was a blue GT next to the blue 6bbl GT and Charles’ car, is there by chance another picture of it? Is it Wyatt’s old car? Going home already?! Not a problem Charles, I understand. Just remember that the offer...

When I compress the bellows on the left am I suppose to feel air come out on the right side of the plate? I was doing some cruising today and had a bit of highway between some of the locations I wanted to see. before getting on the highway my brakes were fine, no issues. then as I was getting...

from the ad. maybe pic added later

No i talked to the guy asked him about the bracket mount he replied and I asked him if he would ship it he didn't respond then he marked it as sold so It looks like I'm just going to use the fiberglass one I have. Thanks for the advice

Nice 4 door but it's not rare. Just a 4 Fury with ugly plaid inserts.

Did you buy the scoop? I see he marked it sold. Make sure you show us when you’re finished.

I think it's a FY4 car. I probably would have bought it if the fender tag was there to match my dad's car. The N-code made it very special and the gold interior is a knock out refinished! But I guess I'll continue to hold out for my elusive U-code Newport convertible lol.

Jeff Beck version English rock guitarist Jeff Beck recorded "I Ain't Superstitious" for the 1968 debut album Truth featuring Rod Stewart on vocals. Called "a well-known classic-rock-radio staple",[3] Beck's version is "an inventive and inspired recording that manages to inject even more power...

So.... What's its true value.