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I don't unfortunately. I'll search the web... thanks!

I've got a fresh 440 engine i want to fire up on an engine run stand. It's internally balanced. I've also got an empty 727 case I'm going to use behind it , for something to mount the starter to. The starter is a new early 90s style mini starter (like used on a dakota). Now a flywheel. Do i...

He needs to offer it up with a reasonable price, otherwise that thing will sit where it is. Last i looked it was 15k. Move the decimal to the left one place! A Shame!

From what i gather the last 6 digits are the sequence number. 2F would indicate a 1972 dodge polara or Plymouth Fury, as F is Newark Delaware plant. If it has an HP stamp and C body pan I'd say it's a police car plant. It should have a windage tray i believe, that'd be another thing to check...

Price was recently dropped to $15k. Now if they would just move the comma one place to the left. It WAS 10k not long ago. Philadelphia PD car, likely to patrol 95 with the 440. Not sure why the guy thinks his old police cars are worth so much‍♂️

I haven't, but i will! Thanks!

My torqueflite has quite a bit done to it. 4.2 kickdown lever, 5400rpm upshift governor, 4 pinion rear planetary, low gearset 4 pinion front planetary, shift kit, 22-2400rpm converter.

In the process of cleaning and detailing the undercarriage. Rebuilt the police leaf packs, added firm feel rear bar, powder coated all suspension brackets and rear housing. Rebuilt 3rd member with new 3.23s and clutch sure grip. Green bearings on axles. New 440 dyno'd and ready....

I have a remnant of the Broadcast sheet, "New Jersey Police ". Here are some other photos, including the fender tag. It was hard to read, so removal and flipping the photo was necessary. I'll dig up more

I totally agree with what your saying. My grandfather got the car from my dad(1987 or so), got it running again and had it primered, ugh! Wish he didn't do it! And to think, he was going to paint it "candy apple red" . The hood was destroyed when the engine caught fire in '82(fire dept butchered...

Some old photos of my 1971 Plymouth Fury III and also a few new ones. The two primered photos in the driveway are circa 1987. The black photo is how dad purchased it, 1974. The last 2 are 2018.

I may just throw the 44s on it. ‍♂️ Thanks guys

I've purchased a 2 1/2" TTI system without mufflers for my '71 Fury. Originally purchased Flowmaster Super 44s of the correct configuration, had extentions welded on the inlets to make up the shorter length, then had the entire system ceramic coated black. I'm getting older and loud exhausts...

Not in my car yet. Engine was originally intended for my '71 318 civi car. Started with just a 73 cast 440 block. .010 under steel crank, .030" over six pack pistons .010" in the hole. 440 source rods with arp bolts, mopar performance top end, lunati voodoo 10230702/60302 cam, stainless roller...

I tried submerging it in my sonic cleaner. Even used muriatic acid in the orifice tube. Couldn't avoid taking it apart

I am in the process of restoring the fuel system on my '71 Fury. My car had the problem of when it got hot, it wouldn't restart. Fuel delivery issue, tank not venting. In the process of dealing with the vapor separator tank, i noticed it was very rusty inside. I cut open the back of the...

Factory police H rims and Dog dishes on my '71 Plymouth. My favorite.

If you don't mind opening up the transmission, you could go 3.23 sure grip and install a low gearset in the trans, like i did. With a 2.77:1 1st gear, it's like having a 3.6:1 rear ratio on take off. Still have good cruisability with 3.23s. Simple matter of changing out the front planetary and...

Checked, there is plenty of clearance even if car bottoms out on rear bumpstops. Hope this helps someone

Here are some photos of the tailpipes bolted in snug and rear sway bar mocked up. 1971 Plymouth Fury III 4 door sedan. The bar ends ALMOST parallel with the leafs and end links perpendicular to their corresponding leaf brackets. Instructions say run the frame rail brackets as far up as possible...