commando1
Old Man with a Hat
If you looked under any Jeep™ of that Era, it would be starting right at ya.
67 fury convertible production numbers
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According to Galen's newest White book, they made 774 383-4 4-speed 1967 Sport Furys. Chrysler didn't break down the body styles in 1967 unfortunately. The number is 227 for Fury IIIs. The 4 speed cars were a bit rarer in 1968.
The 9 1/4 rear end is a Dana 53 commonly found in old Jeeps. The application on a Mopar was 1967 and 1968 C-Body 440 4-speed cars only. They didn't make that many. Tallzag has posted pics of his 1968 Sport Fury 440 4-speed convertible rear end in the past.
The 9 1/4 rear end is a Dana 53 commonly found in old Jeeps. The application on a Mopar was 1967 and 1968 C-Body 440 4-speed cars only. They didn't make that many. Tallzag has posted pics of his 1968 Sport Fury 440 4-speed convertible rear end in the past.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
What was used in 65 and 66? 8-3/4 I presume.
I transplanted a built 440 and a 4 speed into a car with an 8-1/4 and I never broke it.
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Galen put out a new White Book?
383 it's been warmed up!
Same on both of other 67 SF 4 speeds have had
Karl was/is in Chrysler 300 Club Inc
He used to publish a newsletter titled " C body Shifty Express.
It had much info on C body 4 speeds.
He even tried to create C body 4 speed registry.
This info is @ 6-8 years old
Furyman
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I know of 3 440 4 speed Sport Fury Converts. A black on black one in New York I believe, a red with black guts in Alabama and my silver with red guts originally from Iowa. I heard rumours of another one in Murray Parks junkyard but I have never seen any documentation.
Frostys65Fury
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Nice!! Those have got to be rare.
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