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It was quite a bit of work. had to cut all the spot welds and body filler out of the original, and then do the same exact process on the donor, then swap it over. my buddy did the welding and finish work. unfortunately, I had to sell this car. I felt like crying the day I sold it, I really...

The original vinyl top was removed, because the sheet metal underneath it was destroyed. I found a donor car, took the skin off of it (sheet metal) and replaced it. there is no vinyl top on the car, that's a gray primer over the finish work. no Rhino liner. Lol

The pictures I sent you on the phone are fine, there's not a problem with them. I see the ones that you posted, they look perfect. what's the problem?

originally a vinyl top car, sheet metal was eaten away like Swiss cheese. I had to replace the sheet metal roof skin from a donor car. the gray you see is a primer that was painted over the finish work.

Yes, originally a vinyl top car. It was eaten away like Swiss cheese.

Hello up for your consideration is my 1971 Plymouth Fury sedan. car has quite a bit of work done to it, it's had a new roof skin, new carburetor, new ignition switch. it comes with an extra grille and an extra bumper. and all the trim. Transmission slips in 2nd gear not sure if it might just...

When is someone going to make a 1970-71 Plymouth Fury diecast, or plastic model? There's literally nothing for those years. A French toy company called majorette made a 1/64. But they're hard to find, and usually always overseas and expensive.

My top was devastated with rust under the vinyl. Had to replace the entire roof skin from a donar..

Just don't be like me and break your front windshield when you pull it.. (had to replace entire roof skin cause of vinyl top damage).. I'm having a hard time finding an affordable replacement that isn't over $500 bucks.. and that's not included shipping.

70 tom... wow, floorboards on your fury look fantastic.. original paint still looks very pristine... wish the floors on my 71 looked that nice.. I had a couple holes here and there, I sanded the floors and coated them entirely with p.o.r 15..

Cantflip,... thank you sir... you guys are living proof that car hobby guys are a close knitt brotherhood.. we don't know each other, yet you guys volunteered to give me a hand. I appreciate it very much.. you guys are stand up people. I'm pretty good at turning wrenches and mechanical...

Hey Monaco 75.. thanks man,.. I will definitely keep you in mind.. I live over in the Westside area of jacksonville. Near park street area.. same for you, you need a hand,.. gimme a shout.. thanks again.

Ok,...thanks for the advice. Much appreciated.

Hey guys,.. thanks for telling me about the ABC mopar option,.. that seems like The better route.. just have to look at my overall budget, and decide what I can and can't do. Anybody ever replaced the cloth headliner with bows in it before?

Hey thanks,...well,...other than a few different parts here and there,...nothing more really than maybe some opinions and advice from someone with more experience with certain aspects of doing things. I'm at the point of having to re install the windshield and front glass,.. maybe get some...

Hey folks,... I was wondering if there's anyone out there in the Jacksonville Florida area thats a c-body/mopar enthusiast? I could use some help with my car. Thanks.

Hello everyone. I was wondering if anyone out there has had any experience with the dash covers that we've seen on places like eBay. they go for around $300 and you can buy them either unpainted or painted. the dash in my 71 Fury is totally destroyed,( sun damage, dry rot etc..) it seems like...

I used to see one of these in the Arlington area of jacksonville fl.

Hey everyone,... is there anyone out there in the jacksonville fl area, who has experience with c-Body restoration?.. I could use some help.