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Offering my 69 Chrysler T&C 383, dual a/c , 3 row in good condition the car was parked in 1976 until I purchased it and brought it back to life. I got it shipped up from Southern California to Washington and did a fair amount of work to it including new fuel system including fuel tank the...

Did the Body Data Plate ever get posted & decoded?

The inevitable is part of the ineffable plan. Behind the passenger seat of my low mile 1995 Legacy 5 speed wagon, next to what would probably cost $2k to replace in Snap-On, Mac and Proto tools, I keep a USPS Large Priority Flat Rate Box full of parts; good used alternator, new in tank fuel...

There used to be a fuel additive called "Real Lead". Reading the back of the can, the actual amount of tetraethyllead in it was minimal and might take two cans to get the unleaded fuel to even "low-lead" standards, in a 20 gallon tank. There are other compounds which can be added to unleaded...

Nice to see what believed ‘68, AND seems the ‘65 C-Body! As not first attempt … AM yet seeking Replacement Opt/S for ‘65 Chry NY C-Body WAGON … FUEL Tank … the fair rare sized/ shaped thing. Any similarities to other MOPAR within Decade/s? Need something fair good shape to Seal Inside, Paint...

Other than the engine/trans, a crucial piece missing from this wagon when purchased was the fuel tank. There was a bit of custom bracing in the fenderwell, I'm guessing in the past that someone had rigged up some sort of a custom fuel cell. As most people know, wagon fuel tanks are specific and...

Last December 30th marked the fifth year of my NYB adventure. Looking back on my original thread, I’m humbled by all the help received from fellow members. I also realized, how much we’ve done and learned in that time. So… I’ve been mentioning, on my other main thread, that I would replace the...

@BLIMP There are very, very few people in the world who can truly appreciate what you have to fret over, in dealing with the side mounted fuel tank. Congrats on scrounging up that replacement. Another Monaco wagon soon to be back on the road. Ruh ruh ruh…

One thing I learned from my late machine shop operative was that burnt valves started with worn valve guides/valve stems. Letting the valve "bounce" or not seat correctly each time it seated. No wobbles allowed. Remember, too, that as the pushrod pushes down on the valve end, it also puts a...

Correct, 65 Plymouth Fury is the only side fill tank but it's left side. Station wagon tank is in the left rear fender, not under the car. Kevin

Isn't the 65 Fury the only year C body with the fuel fill in the right rear fender? Would a Station Wagon tank be longer?

Some more pictures... Most people when they see this wagon they comment on the condition , thinking it was a pampered pussy cat ... not so! It used to see some pretty ugly gravel roads into some northern construction sites I used to work at back then ! The key is in how you drive it ... In this...

Hello all! Stephan here, in north Texas. Long time 60s Mopar fan. Have had a few Sweptlines, a '61 Lancer wagon, a '69 A108 camper van, and my tow rig is a '93 W250. I am in the process of buying a '66 Fury III wagon. It's a factory AC, power brake, power steering car and very original. 2...

Welcome from Virginia! www.mymopar.com has free shop manuals and parts books for download.

Bought at auction. Original owner passed and left his entire estate to Easter seals. He had 3 cars. Somebody wanted one of the others. Easter seals made him buy the whole estate for that car. He auctioned everything else off. I bought it to flip it. But fell in love with it. That was 2014. We...

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I downloaded the 1965 Plymouth Factory Shop Manual from www.mymopar.com. I published the only 119 wheel base pic from it. There was a separate image for station wagon, but OP has Sport Fury, not a wagon. I reviewed the entire fuel tank portion of the 1965 Plymouth manual. Maybe it's mislabeled...

Its difficult to find a gas tank for the 1960-64 station wagons that isn't rusted or beat-up, @Paul Sprosen if you're looking for a gas tank that will fit the 1960-64 mopar station wagons I would recommend checking out this seller. I know several wagon owners, including myself who purchased one...

Yep, I used to run around with a few hundred # of good American Steel tools, and sundry parts in our trusty old '66 Newport, Mathilda. I've leaned down the tools SOME for Gertrude, having a good old Craftsman tool box with a good socket set, with wrenches, few pliers, for wiring, voltage...

So I restored a fuel tank for my 70 Polara 9 passenger wagon. I had the rust chemically stripped... Before... After chemical strip... Unfortunately this process revealed some holes/thin spots... My father and I brazed them up and coated them with solder. I then used POR15 fuel tank...