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It’s been tough getting to it. Getting there though

Good. I need something to push me on getting dad's car back together.

This is the same situation I was/am in with my dad's cars as well. This group has been a great reference. Sorry about your dad, and glad the Fury will stay in the family and continue!

There was not

It’s in a group unfortunately, but any interest I can help

the 3D print part isn't hard. The trickiest part is getting a a good 3d model designed to start from. Someone would need an original in decent shape to measure from and a bit of trial and error. Then it's just finding printer filament that matches color and a couple hours on the printer.

IF i get up to work on the car in the next weekend I do. One in the car on the lift, and one on the floor.

I still have a set of seats that need some reupholstery if you need a new car to do @HWYCRZR There's a very interesting blue set that needs new covers and a color change... those colors are too much for me :)

I'm just reposting what the seller listed :)

1964 Dodge Polara · 440 Just saw this, it’s all of 20 minutes from me

Hi From Nor Dakota

Looks really nice for a car from up here in Minnesota/North Dakota area. No rust visible on the back end!

I agree with this, but I do appreciate what other car people think. I'll still do it my way, and some will like it and some won't.

This was my dads car. Polara_500 on here. Mike Muir. I’m getting it back together finally after his passing. Most here probably remember him a little, if not, he bought the car in 78 and it now has upwards of 400k. I have to break down the tag but I know he always said he built her factory...

Sounds like she got lucky running into a good driver and good local shop. She definitely sounded a bit scared from across the room even.

That's what he always called her anyway. Many thanks to @HWYCRZR for the assist this weekend getting a start. What seemed like an impossible task for me, looks much more achievable after walking through it with him. Also to @LocuMob for the encouragement to get this started again. It's been...

I inherited them. But I also wouldn't trade 'em for much of anything. I have pics of me working on Polara's with Dad as soon as I could walk. The current '65 500 was purchased when I was 3. I don't remember life without this car, and I don't plan to in the future.

Just finally read this.... So much fun. Thought i had a large project to get a 4 speed Polara on the road...

a year in advance is easy enough. Plus, the seats can be worked on at any time, as the vert is obviously not ready to go any time soon. (Red Beast first)