One things for sure, you have a good imagination! That is just the reflection of the silver backed insulation behind the dash panel. Thought someone said the tach would only fit the Fury since the openings were different.
but we don't even know if it's a genuine 6 pack engine right? I see the intake and carbs, but I assume that would effect value if not the "real thing" (?)One things for sure, you have a good imagination! That is just the reflection of the silver backed insulation behind the dash panel. Thought someone said the tach would only fit the Fury since the openings were different.
Let's recap, hacked '69 300 vert in pieces and seller thinks it's a 1956 300B (which should be "M" for 1970?). At $9500, he's only trying to sell the 6 pack motor. Question is, is a 6 pack motor worth $9500?
Unless this one really slipped thru the cracks, no six pack engine was put in a Chrysler in 1969, and not with factory air.
sorry, actually i was mainly thinking of if the engine had been transplanted (a real 6 Pack) into the 300, perhaps it would have some value, but not sure about $9500 value.
Highly unlikely. Looks more like a set of M/T valve covers and a 6bbl manifold on a Standard and potentially tired BB.... not that I have any evidence but I can't quite imagine from the cars presentation that anyone actually put any work nor parts of worth into it.
It's in the crystal....
So now we have a Chrysler clock. Does anyone have a picture of the Fury tach that is out of the dashboard?It's in the crystal....
Thank you. Looks to me like you could not make the tach fit a Chrysler dash.
