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New Member
Welcome to the T&C community! That brown interior is code D8T7 Chestnut.- Mr C
- Post #17
- Forum: Mopar Wagons
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Heavy Metal
the General bought the plant in 1956 and we built more than 80 million transmissions here, i had some corporate powertrain duties in the 90's so i have been there a few dozen times. we didnt do anything nearly as impactful as Ford building nearly 9,000 Liberators every 63 seconds but as a...- amazinblue82
- Post #3,010
- Forum: General Discussion
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Carb crisis?
I remember the New York carb/choke issues, I lived in finger lakes region until I was 20 and moved south! I think I just had sticking or just junk in carb, after berrymans treatment and re tweaking my carb it is running good again. I keep it garaged and it is only a weekend warrior, so it has...- carguy300
- Post #8
- Forum: Early C Bodies - The Slab Side Years
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New Member
Did an on line search, there were several colors listed under the "brown" category. My best guess is one called "Saddle".- MAR Miss Ann's Ride
- Post #16
- Forum: Mopar Wagons
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New Member
A little love here for the Ford COE, schweet! You have a serious adiction to iron! Welcome to the club.- BigWally
- Post #15
- Forum: Mopar Wagons
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NOT MINE FB 1967 Plymouth Sport Fury 4 speed
Exactly, bingo- SportFury70
- Post #14
- Forum: For Sale Ads From Other Sites
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Carb crisis?
Sounds fuel related. I am in upstate NY, and we have different fuel for the winter versus the summer. Fuel needs heat to atomize correctly. During the warmer weather, it atomizes easily. I worked as a mechanic during the 70's (before fuel injection became standard), and that first cold day...- 68yourker
- Post #7
- Forum: Early C Bodies - The Slab Side Years
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The correct color
Better do it in orange , if they are out there most 440 would be L codes.......- 69monaco
- Post #4
- Forum: Engine, Transmission & Driveline
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