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If there is a better way, you could use that. Thanks for looking!

Generally, people use a bus company like Greyhound.

I suggest a new thread with a pic and your question. You'll generate more answers.

Do you remember if right front fender is any good?

Yes, it is the car directly to the left in the 1st pic.

How is rear valence panel below rear bumper on the 1971 Fury that is beside the 1972 Fury?

Hope someone else buys whole car. Body looks better than many I've bought

If you have the body work and welding skills necessary to fix this hit 73 Fury, my hat is off to you. I pay for body work and paint. Like many people here, age is a problem that causes me to farm out work that I don't want to do.

Depends on the amount of rust. If rust is limited to floors and back of front fenders, I'd rather do the car with rust. My experience: I had a 1969 Monaco 4 door HT with some of the same damage. Estimate to repair in 2006 was $4000. Depending on labor hours. My car: 69 Monaco Passenger side...

You can upload videos to You Tube and post a link on FCBO. It requires 1 open you-tube account 2 upload video to you-tube 3 copy address line at top of page while video playing on you-tube 4 paste to a post on your thread. I'm no computer genius, far from it. :lol: If I can do it, you can go it...

How is the front subframe/stub frame? Thanks

Hi Carl, I think wheel well trim is the same. My 1971 Fury does not have any molding/side trim. Unfortunately no way to compare with the 1970 convertible. I know my Hollander book has major pieces. Not sure about side trim. I'd have to look, but my answer would be based on part #s in a book...

I'd get the pedals, rod, z-bar and bell housing. With all that stuff, you could pretty much name your price.

Definitely 1972

Thanks for pulling the parts and making them available. I sent PM

OK, we'll call that: No Go Further

Does it have a 71 Fury stub frame? How badly damaged by accident?

The pictures are a little fuzzy. How is the grill and surround trim?

Cool car! Love the 1967 300 and New Yorker

Then I hope somebody makes a special trip in their pickup truck. Nice looking trunk!