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Standard 350 engine. Has the standard air cleaner, log exhaust manifolds and a Holley carb.

No fight here, just havin' a little discussion among friends. At least I hope that's what we're doin'...it's hard to make out anything in these crappy pics. I did make out enough to know it's NOT a car I'm interested in, even at the price.

I haven't either but this is the first small block police car I've ever seen, so I dunno :BangHead: Also never seen anything in that spot except certified, so again, I dunno.

I don't? What's that word above PRND21? I think I see the optional gauge package as well, hard to tell if there's oil gauge.

Coincidental unit number? I do spy a certified speedo.

I was thinking of something more along the lines of a hemi setup. This linkage looks like something I'd have done when I was a kid. 2¢

I'd have to do something with it

Apparently this was it: This package was a mid-year addition, where the following components were installed in the trunk. * Dual In-Line Cast Iron Intake Manifold * '2' Carter AFB Carburetors {#2790; Front} and {2791; Back} = 480 CFM's each * Linkage * High-Pressure Fuel Pump {3-Valve} *...

There was a low block inline dual 4 intake in 1962.

It sure looks like it. I enlarged the LF wheel photo, H78x15 Goodyears. Same tires that came on Dad's '70 Catalina convertible. IIRC, they were worn out ~ 20,000 miles. I think I've seen some dual stripe reproductions in J78x15, expensive! I like the dual stripes but not enough to pay the...

Interesting, a '69 C body claiming an E85 engine w/ 375 hp and has the HP air cleaner to boot. Yet E85 is the 350 hp version, the K code in the vin backs it up. And then there's the turquoise engine paint appearing to be too fresh. There's an odor about this...perfume?

It could have the V78 stripe delete option, like mine. 2¢

Damn! That's tough to see. I hope it gets saved and restored.

It struck me as a GM unit.

Agreed, I suspect it could have been corrected if realized before paint prep was completed. I think the front of the right side spear would need to be raised ~ 1" to make the passenger side look correct. 2¢ Robert

this pic: foreshortens the right side and really illustrates how badly aligned the trim is. Robert

"Sport" Fury in 1957? Side trim appears badly aligned on both sides, typical 1950's quality control? Robert

It's a good thing I'm not in the market. This looks like my Grandfathers car, with the exception of he had the 360 and stock wheels. He visited here in the early to mid seventies and took off with my parents in their car on vacation. While they were gone I cleaned it up nicely, went to the...

:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:( Dang! So sad... Robert