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I too agree. Not being a US resident, sometimes it’s the only way i can get the pieces i need for my car. Other than the rising cost of shipping, and a couple of bad experiences mostly with the shipping company, so far it hasn’t been to bad. I’ve managed to buy some hard to get pieces. These...

What's the yellow convertible in post #5 with the black stripe on the bonnet? That looks kinda cool. The green AMC under it doesn't look to shabby either. Thanks for sharing the pics. :thankyou:

FOUND. Thanks everyone for looking.

Pics of same bracket for 383 and 440 motors. 440 is the smaller of the two. Both look very similar.

Hi, I'm looking for the rear a/c compressor bracket for a 70 440. This is the main bracket that the little throttle spring bracket bolts to. As far as i know it was used from 69 and possibly through to 71. I found this pic on the net after doing a search. Thanks for looking.

Thanks pomonamissel. It was a 67 model. I've seen the odd one or two at car shows but only the Aust Dodge version, not the Plymouth Fury. Of course i've seen some on the net though.

I lost a lot of pics due to a hard drive crash. Managed to get some back but still sorting them out. Here's one from a while back when finally got it going. Had it painted back to original colour and vinyl roof. Have since painted the steelies body colour with Plymouth hubcaps.

Owner of a 70 GTX currently, however i used to own a 67 Aust Dodge Phoenix, which i believe was the Plymouth Fury in the States. Still like the Fury's and decided to join FCBO to broaden my search for parts and just to look at the project cars. Location: Melbourne