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To Be or NOT
Full sized 4 speed convertible is just to unusual and rare to scrap i feel. I think I have only seen 2 other examples of a car like this.
67-Fury
Post #53
Feb 19, 2021
Forum:
Member's Projects & Restorations
My Unicorn, eh?
That thing is clean!. I dont even want to know how much that cost you lol.
67-Fury
Post #57
Jan 6, 2021
Forum:
Member's Projects & Restorations
Batavia Downs ‘73 Newport
I vote no side trim. I like the long, bare surface area. That car is just massive. Even the steelies look good to me. Just my opinion though.
67-Fury
Post #114
May 31, 2020
Forum:
Member's Projects & Restorations
Batavia Downs ‘73 Newport
That looks damn good to me. You do good work.
67-Fury
Post #109
May 22, 2020
Forum:
Member's Projects & Restorations
FK5 Dodge resurrection
Oh no. Why not put most of it together and try selling it as a project car? This was supposed to be it's 2nd chance at life.
67-Fury
Post #73
Jan 23, 2020
Forum:
Member's Projects & Restorations
Photos of 3 girls Ive HAD in so many months...
Watch out for your Corn hole, Bud.
67-Fury
Post #15
Jan 16, 2017
Forum:
Member's Projects & Restorations
Working on my 71 300
Gorgeous car you have there, Sir. Saving the original paint is a Very wise choice.
67-Fury
Post #15
Jan 13, 2017
Forum:
Member's Projects & Restorations
Convertible Fury - 1970
What year is that?
67-Fury
Post #161
Dec 15, 2016
Forum:
Member's Projects & Restorations
I'm Back. Did you miss me?
What a Gorgeous Deep green. Beautiful Formal.
67-Fury
Post #2
Aug 30, 2016
Forum:
Member's Projects & Restorations
1967 Newport project on Air
He's Gone.
67-Fury
Post #66
Aug 22, 2016
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Member's Projects & Restorations
66 fury j code 440 4 speed wagon. numbers matching factory disc brakes and stuff.
Is that a Drum M/C with Disc brakes?
67-Fury
Post #173
May 16, 2016
Forum:
Member's Projects & Restorations
1971 Sport Fury GT EV2
That guy is going to spend the rest of his years with a Beautiful car. Lucky SOB.
67-Fury
Post #6
May 6, 2016
Forum:
Member's Projects & Restorations
1970 Plymouth Sport Fury GT
Awesome car. Can i get a pic of your other Fury? That car looks so dam good with those Cragars on it.
67-Fury
Post #10
Apr 29, 2016
Forum:
Member's Projects & Restorations
1968 plymouth fury III PX23G8D243539 project
Teen Gfs is my favorite.
67-Fury
Post #209
Apr 23, 2016
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Member's Projects & Restorations
1967 Plymouth Fury 3 Hardtop
Shes beautiful.
67-Fury
Post #206
Apr 21, 2016
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Member's Projects & Restorations
1968 plymouth fury III PX23G8D243539 project
Vinyl tops are not the work of the Devil. And i will be dammed if i am going to sit here and let you Besmirch them.
67-Fury
Post #170
Mar 7, 2016
Forum:
Member's Projects & Restorations
1967 Newport project on Air
Keep the updates Coming, Brother.
67-Fury
Post #54
Mar 2, 2016
Forum:
Member's Projects & Restorations
Yearlong E body project
I got to get a Ebody someday.
67-Fury
Post #10
Jan 24, 2016
Forum:
Member's Projects & Restorations
1967 Newport project on Air
Without chopping, Model Ts and As just look Retarded. But Chopping a C or any post 55 car is just beyond wrong IMO.
67-Fury
Post #27
Jan 21, 2016
Forum:
Member's Projects & Restorations
1967 Newport project on Air
Furyus 67 will be all over this.
67-Fury
Post #2
Jan 18, 2016
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