polara71
Old Man with a Hat
Thats Doug, he owns the FCBO official gorgeous Navajo addition 73 Newport. He's on the "You suck" list too
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Thats Doug, he owns the FCBO official gorgeous Navajo addition 73 Newport. He's on the "You suck" list too
TNTrooper428
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The comments under the video stated that it sold for $38,000.00. He was able to talk the guy down $2000.00. I wonder how he felt when he went home to tell his wife?
TNTrooper428
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Thats Doug, he owns the FCBO official gorgeous Navajo addition 73 Newport. He's on the "You suck" list too
Always nice to know you are not on the "you suck " list by yourself in a new group.
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
Im glad it went for that. Good to see a c body getting love..Hard to believe the price increase
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commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Wow.
This is arguably at or near of the top of the list of most valuable Fuselage.
Honored that you chose FCBO.
I am surprised at the single snorkel air cleaner.
This is arguably at or near of the top of the list of most valuable Fuselage.
Honored that you chose FCBO.
I am surprised at the single snorkel air cleaner.
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
Reading that reminds me why I despise MCG. They say they've seen a lot of C bodies, they usually don't give them a glance. So, this car must be remarkable to have them lower their sun glasses to have a closer look.
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
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ceebuddy
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I am wondering if anybody (not only Police departments) could order a 285 (net) hp Police Pursuit Special engine in their Fury. That engine was not listed in the data book nor the sales brochure as being a regular option for the Fury.
I am also wondering why a magazine like MCG misspells it the "Belvedere, Illinois plant".
I am also wondering why a magazine like MCG misspells it the "Belvedere, Illinois plant".
I remember when it was 15K, for a while it just went from one flipper to the next.
It looks like it has the trap door, you can see the vacuum pod on the base of the air cleaner.
Thank you Dave! I did not know I was on the list and I am honored!!!Thats Doug, he owns the FCBO official gorgeous Navajo addition 73 Newport. He's on the "You suck" list too
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Need an FCBO "You Suck" sticky topic.
bluefury361
Old Man with a Hat
Because they are narcissistic morons who probably believe it SHOULD be spelled that way.
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
I'm just going with theyre idiots
72Fury
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All of the engine part numbers and info I can find, list the engine as a H/Perf and not police exclusive in the 1972 Chrysler dealer parts book. I think it is safe to say that more than Pursuit package cars could have this engine. Interestingly (to me anyways) was the 72 New Yorker I owned. It had a engine code E85, non hp440. Factory Holley carb. The air cleaner it came with had the dual snorkel with one snorkel bigger than the other.
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
I am extremely surprised it only has one tag
ceebuddy
Well-Known Member
The engine itself probably is no Police exclusive. The 1972 Plymouth Data Book lists a 280 net horsepower 440-4bbl with dual snorkel air cleaner as an option for the Road Runner (only). Biggest one listed there for the Fury is a 230 horsepower 440 with dual-snorkel air cleaner. On another page, the very same book lists a 440-4bbl (no horsepower stated) with single snorkel as the biggest engine available for the Fury. The respective page from the 1972 Plymouth Police brochure mentions a 285 horsepower 440-4bbl. for the Fury.
ceebuddy
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That's true! My 1971 Fury (also assembled in the Belvidere plant) has fewer options, but two tags.
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