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I looked and unfortunately do not have one, but I do have other '66 Plymouth Fury parts if there is more you are looking for.

www.cbodies.com - call or email as the website is not all of his inventory.

This was the case with the popular B5 blue on the muscle cars as well. I believe there were three different shades of it between the late '60s and early '70s, all called B5. My dad's '71 Roadrunner in B5 is not the same as a '70 in B5.

I sent you a PM with my email for photos of the mirror you inquired about. I have those available to send anytime. David

Agreed - this is what I found: '67 B&C-body 318 & '68 C-body 318 The other number is a 7-digit sequence/serial number that they started in '62 and counted up until '68 when they switched to a date coding 8-digit system, of which the first four digit number was a 10,000 day calendar date. Yours...

I might have the interior mirror and sun visors if you want to send me a message.

I agree with having yours rebuilt if you have it. Lares Corporation in Minnesota is another place to have that done. If you do have yours and are set on finding another, a photo and pully diameter would be helpful to ensure a match. I'd try Murray Park for getting another: www.cbodies.com

If it's not the company you found, be sure to reach out to Quirey Quality Design to see if they have the trunk cardboard available. They may also have carpet. Quirey Quality Design

Another thank you to @sixpkrt ! I was disappointed to not have the Fury quite ready in time, but I enjoyed the show as always!

Those tapered axles are literally no problem whatsoever with the proper puller. The Fairbanks puller makes the job as simple as bolting it on, snugging the studs and the drum pops off - even on a parts car. It's people trying to use the wrong puller or beating on it with a hammer that gives the...

When you say set, I assume that's 4 shoes/set, enough to do both sides of the car? I just want to make sure I'm reading that correctly that you have 8 rear shoes and 4 front shoes.

I second the Fairbanks puller.

My experience with the Vintage Transport Extravaganza show in August was that they make you drive all the way down to the other end and then come back around, so that was why I asked. If it's a short distance, then it should be no problem.

As of today, the '66 Fury is running! I won't have a booster or brakes but am still considering trailering it down. @sixpkrt could you ask your IRM contact if I could drive the truck and trailer inside and unload it there and then do the same to load it later? I'd rather not have to drive all...

If the parking brake was like my DeSotos (a hand brake that is easy to control), I'd drive the car on and off the show field using that. Unfortunately, the ratcheting foot pedal is harder to control and I don't need to risk hitting something in the process.

Well, it's not looking too promising for the Fury. It's not for lack of trying - I busted my butt even with working full-time and it's basically all done as of this weekend: motor and related components installed, driveshaft installed, brakes/hoses all done, checked the parking brake, front hubs...

Somehow it doesn't feel like I'm 3 weeks ahead :p

Perhaps this direct scan of the window sticker will be more readable on here? It was sold new at Wruck Motor Co. in South Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The original owner saw an ad in the newspaper (which I am going to try to track down) in March of 1967 advertising it as a discounted leftover. It was...

Some photos of the journey to-date:

Just under 4 weeks out from the show and the status on my '66 Fury survivor I have registered and plan to bring is: -Motor (original rebuilt 383 4 bbl) is currently on a stand and needs to be reinstalled, get everything hooked up, and get it running and dialed in. The alternator and exhaust...