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It's exciting isn't it?

And I also found the broadcast sheet. It was under the rear bench seat. I carefully removed it to avoid any damage, made it as flat as possible, and it’s now in a plastic envelope. So happy to find it!!

My 1960 Dart has the full wheel covers that cover the rim also. I use a flat screw driver to pry the caps off and use a rubber mallet to tap them back on so as not to dent them up. Your car has all right hand lug nuts as was reported earlier. Your old lug nuts should all be reusable and fit your...

And another Fury iii convertible has been added to the registry, thanks again to @70 Sport Suburban This one has no fender tag, and the build sheet's penultimate VIN digit is very difficult to read. PM27G0D2248x5 (it could be PM27G0D224875 but I am not sure). From the ad: " Being sold with the...

Probably an unpopular opinion, a 1977 Gran Fury Custom in this color is questionable. What would of been the name of this hue? Was it yellow, is it tan?

I looked longingly at this Monaco, as I do with all '65 Monacos, but alas, did not get the owner's contact info. Good luck.

Hi Everyone I’m restoring my 72 Fury Gran Sedan 4 door hard top and am wondering which bolts attach the valance to the upper bumper and lower car. All previous bolts were totally rusted and destroyed.if anyone has done work in this region and has knowledge, I would be most grateful.

Yes, it's a '73. So they got rid of that by then, eh? With decades of experience of lugs NOT loosening on countless other makes, it's odd that Chrysler would have tried the left-hand lug thing in the '60s. Plus, I mean, the stud itself is not rotating, the entire hub assembly is... I wouldn't...

A bright red 1968 sport fury, fast top, 383 HP and a four-speed took first. Second was a friend of mine’s 1968 Fury three convertible.

Boy, I’m dumb. Have the manual and never saw that lol. Found it now. I was trying to find the diagram in the parts book.

Bug's Super Service Ann Arbor , Michigan November , 1951

Thats the service manual, I'll see if I can find a pt#

What year is your car? Your avatar pic shows a '73 which should have right hand lug nuts all the way around. Start with a small flat screwdriver to get the wheel cover off far enough to put a larger screwdriver or pry bar under the edge. Chrysler did left hand lug nuts because they tighten...

You have to get under the lip. I would start with a plastic trim tool to start, and finish with a bent tip pry bar or a wheel cover tool specific for that job.