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COOPERATION FCBO is a community based on giving and receiving information about C-bodies. If you do some work to help somebody else with a product or method you've tried, that work comes back as help when you have a problem. If I've used a product, I'm glad to look up a link, because I know...

In addition, Google always tells the truth.:rofl:

I saw a 1969 Fury III grill peeling, flakes were coming off of it. No pic. Could it be anodize releasing from surface of grill? Not Mine: 1969 Fury III

Thanks! Rough is in the eye of the buyer. If that car was on the east coast it would be too rusty to save. Supposedly the car started life in Colorado, but spent most of it's life in New Mexico. That's what saved it.

Hi. My car is a T code 1st day of production car. It and the green car were T code. They were for sale by the same person in Washington state. After our 2 cars, all known 1971 GT are U code 440 HP. If you remember anything specific from the sale of my car in the 1990s, I'd like to know. Thanks...

So for my 1971 Fury GT, the 440 should be Chrysler Turquoise, not the Chrysler Factory Blue?

Since you have VHT SP126 and if it's the right color 71 and down, why not use it on the 1970 original engine?

That sucks about the VHT SP126. I liked that paint. I had trouble with the extremely slow dry time for the Hirsch and easy scratching despite claims of aircraft hardness.

Hemmings.com advertiser you can ask for advise on repair https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/services-offered/unspecified/unspecified/1743798.html

I think it would be hard for anyone to tell whether there was structural damage. I recommend that you take off that wheel well. I would take an exhaust cutoff wheel and cut out the rusted area above that pinch weld. Then I would look in with a flashlight to see what damage is behind the...

I've never heard of a new replacement, but if b-body is same, you could check Year One. Then try to figure out how to get it cheaper. Used sources @70 Sport Suburban Murray Park, OH Wildcat Auto, Oregon Desert Valley Auto, Arizona

Good info! Thanks!

$582 per gallon. Wow!

I was unable to reach the base without removing the wheel well. After that, the job was cake.

1970 Fury AM radio antenna tool to remove base

Wish I had you nearby. I could learn a lot!

CLOSE ENOUGH. :lol:

Odd coincidences. My first name is Benton. One of my best friends in the Marines was from Hornell. Know any people named Arnault?

Necessity is the mother of invention. Rolling the metal in the dirt with a log!! Awesome! :rofl:

Well done. I wish I had you nearby so you could teach me how not to be a metal man.