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Thanks mate. You are a Mopar legend and encyclopaedia of Mopar wisdom and knowledge. I have been engaging with this forum for a mere 12 months or so since getting my first Chrysler cars at around the same time, and you seem to know a wealth of info, irrespective of the model, year or componentry...

Thanks Dave, that reply was funny. Made my day. I love your terms “Auto bone”, and Car crap”. I replied because my 24 year old son says similar sentiments about parts that we sometimes replace on cars. Just last week when the issue of a new starter motor came up, rather than my suggestion of...

Hi There Big_John-I sometimes enjoy fixing/tidying up the old and tired wiring on my 72 Fury, so the pictures above that show the differences and destinations of different wires from the electronic control unit interests me. My query is: what book or manual did you get these diagrams from? Or...

The seller sounds really dodgy and untrustworthy.

Thank You Thank You everyone. So much info on paint, arriving so quickly, from many highly informed folks. Incredible.Sorry about by limited knowledge, but is the data plate the rectangular piece attached with rivets in the engine bay near the bonnet latch/radiator with 4 or 5 rows of...

Hi Guys, I have a 1972 Fury 4 door hardtop, and the previous owner gave me a colour ID sheet with the car. See first photo. It appears to be accurate as it refers to finishes for 1972 Plymouth valiant, barracuda, satellite and fury. My broadcast sheet, in second pic, indicates a UDF colour as...

I appreciate what you are saying, turbo301, and have made the mistake of cleaning up a few old and original plastic ties and electrical connectors etc, with frustrating results. However, I try to give the underhood, wheel arches, rocker covers, aircleaner, speed control, battery, firewall, etc...

I am always at a total loss to understand how some people keep their cars so clean and shiny inside and out, yet disregard the engine bay as though it isn’t there…..

My 1972 Fury Gran Sedan has a Holley 2210 as original equipment on its 400ci.

A very big THANK YOU to Vaanth and David Hill for their replies and pictures. That has immediately solved my carby rebuild angst. You fellas are so helpful! A forum like this one not only helps with the mechanical and car queries and questions that we may have, but also provides men with that...

Hello everyone, My 1971 New Yorker has had its 4966S Carter removed due to age and some mechanical repairs being done on other areas also. I took the linkages and air horn off the carb for inspection and cleaning. With the help of pictures from a rebuild kit, internet info etc I have been able...

Nothing wrong with a 6. Beats walkin’

But im not taking her into that underground car park again…. I could hardly get out- corners and concrete pillars were just waaay too much.

I took this great photo the other day, and posted it because I saw a similar one by a member in Germany, or thereabouts. This is in Sydney.. My 72 Fury with a 400 and 727 that I’m fixing up.

Thanks for your interest. I did receive a reply with as picture of a bolt that a member sent me. I did have a few of the original bolts from the bumper bar which cleaned up and enabled me to ID their size. I also put some new stainless steel ones in.The Fury is coming along, albeit slowly, as...

I forgot to mention that the vehicles odometer shows 432 miles. So it’s done 100432 I believe. Carpet everywhere except drivers floor is like new. Upholstery everywhere except drivers seat is like new. I suspect the car was used originally by either a businessman who drove around alone, or an...

You know these cables, speed control devices and their overall operation very well cbody 67. Thank you so much for your in-depth advice. I’ve had my 72 Fury Gran Sedan for 12 months so am an amateur at best. She has the 400 ci, 2 bbl with 727 trans. Condition is ok, and I’m trying to get her to...

Hi Big John I ran the drill clockwise. I’m going to try counter clockwise now. Thanks for the help.

Thanks for the Thank you 413 for that great expeditious reply. I’ve just tried it with a drill and unfortunately nothing on the Speedo. I used the upper cable as per fsm. I suspected as much as PO said he’d been annoyed by it being noisy and so he disabled it. I removed the shield below the...

The speedo on my 1972 Fury gran sedan has not worked since I bought her, so I’ve purchased a new one. However, reading the FSM and taking the ancient rusted one off the trans, I believe that the speed control unit is going to be integral to this matter. It appears that there is no direct cable...