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Gotta say thanks for preserving this beautiful example. I am amazed how the designers managed to do something so different yet so clean. Then you have the driving experience that's just as exciting yet comfortable and easy.

Drove my C-body up the interstate, very relaxed, and saw I was doing 85 :p

Beautiful in Spinnaker White Yappy yankees like this guy ruined FL for me and now they are ruining SC. No offense to the many good ones on this board.

Well it is almost 6 years since I got the Fury, and now about to hit 70k miles! Looking at my post above, it was not a bad brake booster, rather the vacuum hose came off when the engine shifted from the mounts having busted. Just had to replace the left mount again. Lesson learned no more Dukes...

Just curious, cars without major upgrades that you have owned. I'll go first, '71 Fury III 360 stock other than electronic ignition, 105 mph. Was still digging but I didn't push to go any faster in a car that's 50 years old.

Hidden headlamps for '70-'71 Polara/Monaco would have been a cool option.

Love these cool and comfortable-driving Mopars congrats!

Pepboys has Starfire Solaris Classic 235/70/15, ww, made in China no doubt. Walmart shows the Toyo Extensa sold out. Fortunately I don't need tires right away.

Down the street c.1968 a Hungarian family had a ‘61 that color

Now that you mention it, I found my Fury from a link a member posted. I've had 25k miles of enjoyment and counting. Anything that has proven to connect Mopars with enthusiasts who will take care of them is a good thing if you ask me.

....then my Mom started using it to paddle me, I hated that thing.

Watching this just out of curiosity because pretty sure I remember that is a seam between two panels that the trim is covering.

I bet it will sell today.

My favorite was the aqua '64 Imperial, I wonder what it went for.

To be clear are you looking for just the rubber blade refills that slide into the metal frame?

Pm sent

Looking for recent recommendations for the frame/blade that will work on my '71 Fury without hitting the lip of the hood. Thanks!

Saying prayers for you and your family.

Always thought this model was cool, I had a Matchbox car when I was a kid, and around 15 years ago there was a British couple in Atlanta who would bring theirs to car shows, enjoyed chatting with them, they were real devotees, you have to be because these cars have many quirks.