Got an unbelievable message today.

[commando1]

Back in 2006 I bought a 66 Fury I 2 Dr. Sdn. /6 3 spd. on the column.
I stuffed in a built 440 with a 4 speed.
I always wondered what happened to it.
Well, the present owner found some old paperwork and sent me these pics.

 

[commando1]

To clarify, the very top Pic was when I had it.
The next Pic down was how the present owner found it.
The rest of the pics show how it is now.

 

[RemCharger]

Yikes sorry to see that. At least it has a blower now?

 

[commando1]

Yikes sorry to see that. At least it has a blower now?

I'm digging the present wheels, lol.

Side note. That right rear quarter is a C2C panel. It's a miracle that I got it to work.

 

[73Coupe]

Looks like a nice low-key, comfortable ride for making the rounds about town, running errands, etc.

 

[57fury440]

What blower? Everyone has different tastes. It looked nice when you had it. Not a fan of the state it is in now.

 

[commando1]

What blower? Everyone has different tastes. It looked nice when you had it. Not a fan of the state it is in now.

I'm just grateful it's in the hands of someone who appreciates the car, in any form, and it didn't get crushed.

 

[HWYCRZR]

It’s not a sleeper anymore.
I am not against the look on that style body, but I grew up in the ‘70’s where it wasn’t uncommon to see something like that. Traction bars and blowers. In our small town in the middle of MT. In the early’80s there was a ‘57 Chevy with a blower and traction bars and a 70-72 roadrunner dressed similarly. Those two cars made an impression on me in grade school/middle school. They were both high school kids at the time. One started a welding machine shop right after high school, I think he still has the car.

 

[73Coupe]

Also.....At least the general public will know that it's a Plymouth.

 

[1Fury1]

Back in 2006 I bought a 66 Fury I 2 Dr. Sdn. /6 3 spd. on the column.
I stuffed in a built 440 with a 4 speed.
I always wondered what happened to it.
Well, the present owner found some old paperwork and sent me these pics.

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Sorry to see that happen. I've managed to keep pretty much the same as when I built it 12 years ago.

 

[D Cluley]

I don't remember that one. You were active on the Drydock in those days weren't you?

 

[polara71]

I absolutely do not remember you owning that car.

 

[commando1]

I don't remember that one. You were active on the Drydock in those days weren't you?

I was active until I had a major blowup with Scott.

I absolutely do not remember you owning that car.

I owned this car way back in the MassMopar.com days.

 

[polara71]

I was active until I had a major blowup with Scott.



I owned this car way back in the MassMopar.com days.

You were on the drydock for a dozen years. I absolutely don't remember. Damn old age.

 

[Dads300]

Just a point of clarification, this car does not have a blower (supercharger). It simply has a carb hat/scoop with butterflies. While this scoop was common on cars with blowers, it can be used on any carb’d engine.
Travis..

 

[HWYCRZR]

Just a point of clarification, this car does not have a blower (supercharger). It simply has a carb hat/scoop with butterflies. While this scoop was common on cars with blowers, it can be used on any carb’d engine.
Travis..

You are correct. I had to go back and look at the pictures

 

[detmatt]

To clarify, the very top Pic was when I had it.
The next Pic down was how the present owner found it.
The rest of the pics show how it is now.

Hey Stan, how’s your “Home Town”?

 

[commando1]

Hey Stan, how’s your “Home Town”?

Downtown Sebring had tumbleweed blowing through it. Now there's tour busses.

 

[detmatt]

Downtown Sebring had tumbleweed blowing through it. Now there's tour busses.

We’ve been enjoying Ben & Erin for years.

 

[weim55]

Add a Homer Simpson cutout to the drivers window + windshield and car is perfect in its current form

BUT the car was actually perfect as it was in the first picture -2006……

Tomato- Toemato, to each his own…..

Steve weim55 Colorado