Beep Beep Dave
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A GY3 painted C-body of course.
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what are the rarest cbodys 69-71
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Fury Pursuit
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A06 Sport package was 1969 only
The only 440 option for a Fury III was E85, E86 and E87 were restricted to Sport Fury and Sport Fury GT. The GT with E87 are known as "V-Code" and as far as I know only a half dozen or so still exist, although none are still on the road.
The E85 engine option included Power Disc brakes. Don't know if it was possible to get any Fury with a 440 and manual brakes. A car that size would be a bear to stop.
As for rarity, any 70 Fury convertible is one of 1952 built and one with a 440 engine is one of an estimated 20 built. Surviving 440 convertibles like mine are one of only seven known to exist.
So 1 of 7 is rare enough for me.
What is the A06 code for 1970 fury??
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A06 is air conditioning group for '70, it includes a 383 2bbl, tinted glass and ac. It states it's not available on Sport Fury GT or 440 6bbl.
[QFury440, post: 465406, member: 245"]A06 Sport package was 1969 only
The only 440 option for a Fury III was E85, E86 and E87 were restricted to Sport Fury and Sport Fury GT. The GT with E87 are known as "V-Code" and as far as I know only a half dozen or so still exist, although none are still on the road.
The E85 engine option included Power Disc brakes. Don't know if it was possible to get any Fury with a 440 and manual brakes. A car that size would be a bear to stop.
As for rarity, any 70 Fury convertible is one of 1952 built and one with a 440 engine is one of an estimated 20 built. Surviving 440 convertibles like mine are one of only seven known to exist.
So 1 of 7 is rare enough for me.
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Ok heres a photo of a 440 fury do my eyes deceive me or is that manual brakes!!! Wierd man
The only 440 option for a Fury III was E85, E86 and E87 were restricted to Sport Fury and Sport Fury GT. The GT with E87 are known as "V-Code" and as far as I know only a half dozen or so still exist, although none are still on the road.
The E85 engine option included Power Disc brakes. Don't know if it was possible to get any Fury with a 440 and manual brakes. A car that size would be a bear to stop.
As for rarity, any 70 Fury convertible is one of 1952 built and one with a 440 engine is one of an estimated 20 built. Surviving 440 convertibles like mine are one of only seven known to exist.
So 1 of 7 is rare enough for me.
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Ok heres a photo of a 440 fury do my eyes deceive me or is that manual brakes!!! Wierd man
bluefury361
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Man that's a strange looking engine compartment. Alternator loose in the corner, no rad, has pwr steering. Can't really tell from the photo what's going on with the brakes, certainly looks manual, but the booster could have been sold and the master cylinder was left hanging. Plus without checking the engine serial pad it's difficult to id a 440 vs a 383. Takes s pretty experience eye to just look to make a positive id. But, it could be a manual brake 440 with power steering and AC. Why would anyone order that combo?
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Master cylinder is still bolted to the firewall.
hotpursuit
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I have a '69 CHP package Polara (not used by CHP, but another department). Soon, I'll have photos. I think its pretty rare.
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you know it already, it is the old Santa Clarita car which had a lightbar on the roof
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do you mean you forget a fuselage once you have seen it?
Samplingman
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No, but you remember tag info and what country the car went to, and who the buyer is, and.....you're like the "Rainman" of C bodies...do you mean you forget a fuselage once you have seen it?
Pete Kaczmarski
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Unofficially one of six '62 Chrysler 300 convert with factory three speed floor shift....
No, but you remember tag info and what country the car went to, and who the buyer is, and.....you're like the "Rainman" of C bodies...
And B-body,s!!.....
Fury Pursuit
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OK,...thanks for that,...Carsten, you are good!
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