Recent content by polarus

No I don't think he was ever a member here.

If you've ever been lucky enough to talk to Mark Mroz you would know that he's a total car nut and a great all around person. Mark has helped me a lot with my restoration of my 72 Polara. This is a heartfelt video of Mark saying farewell to his friend.

I didn't see one but I'll look again, I removed this seat from a 72 K code (Police) Polara but I agree a part number would be helpful.

I guess I could post it with an make offer, I'm trying to find out if the upper frame is also different as I have both pieces. I'll have to check with my friend as well to see how much spare room he has, I don't want to take advantage.

A friend of mine will be vending at Carlisle this year and he asked me if I had anything I wanted to sell. I'm not sure if this front lower bench seat frame is worth sending, it's from a 72 Polara Police car so it has the extra springs. Anybody know what this is worth? I haven't seen any others...

Amazing original example (for sale?)

I just found this on You Tube, I didn't think you could still buy a car for $500.00, never mind a 440 (HP?) 72 Fury Police car. One thing that caught my eye, the engine is painted Orange, looks original, but every 72 big block I've seen is Blue. I'm hoping he posts more videos on this.

It may take longer but it's best to have your original booster rebuilt, the engineers at Chrysler did their homework, that's why your wagon has a different booster (Midland Ross) than a sedan or coupe that uses the Bendix brand.

I've never met Mark in person but I hope to someday, he's been very helpful with the restoration on my Polara, very knowledgeable and a standup guy.

Click on engine in the main page menu and you'll get a drop down menu, then click on valve covers / hardware.

Mega parts has them, around six dollars I think.

Looking forward to that, I sent you a private message with question I have, get back to me when you can. Thanks.

Thanks for posting. Amazing build, I hope you'll post more photo's and share the story of its restoration.

Check with Detroit Muscle Technologies, they were going to reproduce the rubber valves that are inside the unit.