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My decision was made when I took the springs off the car for rebuilding. The rebuild worked out fine, I had overloaded the car with green firewood when it was about 5 years old. Both top leaves had a slight reverse arch that the shop fixed, along with new spacers. I've used it for trailering...

No, the carb just sat in a wire basket as best I remember. mrfury seems to remember the same thing.

Fury, you're on target, that stuff didn't smell like chemicals or petroleum. It smelled like rotten something, and I only handled it briefly while it was wet. It was dry when I re-installed it, but I couldn't get the smell off my hands for several days. It was worth it though. I expect that I...

If you have springs rebuilt off the car, be sure to check them before you re-install them. I found that one of my rebuilt Fury wagon springs had one leaf reversed front/rear, by the shop. Luckily, I found that before I installed either, but because I didn't want to wait until Monday to take them...

This is way late, but the 10 to 73 sounds right, I measured 12 to 75 ohms on my 65 Fury wagon tank unit about 25 years ago, while patching & red coating the tank. About 3 yrs. ago I replaced the dash temp indicator with one from a parts car, and had to add an aftermarket 5 volt unit to get the...

Thanks to those who posted welcome msgs. when I registered a few days ago. I couldn't respond at the time, the approval hadn't come back. Now I don't see the welcome wagon page to find those msgs. again. My 65 Fury wagon needs a carb fixed, I have the orig. & a 30 yr. old replacement. Neither...

'65 Ply. Fury, orig. owner Location: NC