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I agree with Big_John, "There's enough guys that can decode it and maybe tell you what it originally had". EVERYONE here will help. There is a wealth of knowledge and all of us "C-Body guys" like to share as well as absorb information.

Take a picture of the fender tag and post it here. There's enough guys that can decode it and maybe tell you what it originally had. The other thing to look at is the opening for the radiator. If it looks like it's been opened up to fit the 26" radiator, there's your clue. Some guys have...

What car do you have (year/model). On the fuselage you can get a good look in the tank - in the car - by removing the sending unit and then using a flashlight to peek inside. A good submersible fiber optic camera that works off your phone is pretty cheap too (like...

I'm thinking the only way is to put one of those fiber optic cables down the tank (boroscope?) and look for dirt. Is that the only way? Paul

I HATE to see ANY car like that.

This Fury would have been a huge upgrade from a SEAT 600 at the time! Este coche habría sido un gran mejora de un FIAT 600 en aquella época.

Yes you're right about the conduit but it's empty. It goes right up to a hole in the firewall but nothing in it. Maybe because it doesn't look like this car ever had lights, siren or even a radio?

Good progress. This is the fun stage before the excitement of having a new toy wears off, haha. Looks like the factory didn't go too nuts with the bituminous seam sealer on the floor pans, making the cleaning easier. Sometimes the factory slapped that on too generously with what seemed like a 4"...

I’ve been poking around on the internet, and it appears that my car should have come with a 22" radiator from the factory. Currently, it has a 26" radiator. The previous owner stated that he installed a new radiator not too long ago. Is there any way to determine whether this car came with a...

Yes. All open and accessible

Thanks for letting me know that those are available! I’ll definitely keep you in mind. Chris

If your vehicle has headlight doors, they will not operate with the LED lamps. The circuit that closes the doors when the lights are turned off uses the filaments of the headlights as a ground to close the relay and the doors. For that kind of money, I personally would not make the upgrade...

1971 Chrysler New Yorker · Sedan 4D

The ones on ebay were very very nice, many mint. Pristine undercarriages and all... I should have bought one.

Hello from Sydney Australia! I love your Fury, and the cat on the roof looks happy to have found a nice warm resting spot. The cat can be appointed " project manager". The bonnet scoops and floor shift, aling with a 2 door car, make it a VERY cool Fury. I have a 1972 Fury Gran Sedan, which was...

I would think that a PD would replace only with a matching part, not just one that fits. My suspicion is that this was replaced at some point after the end of the car's duty.

Such a nice fury! Love the colour!

I appreciate your concern. I was aware that the drum booster might not provide desired power assist and that the drum master cylinder reservoir volume might not be compatible with the disc brakes. But my biggest concern was the master cylinder piston travel not providing enough volume under all...

This is a OEM Big Block Crankshaft/Harmonic Balancer Bolt & Washer. It is original, not a china knockoff, and is in good condition. It came off of a 1969 440HP, but fits the 350,361,383,400,413,426w, and 440ci engines. $15.00. Local pickup, or buyer pays shipping.