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I've had a couple of bad experiences on Ebay. The worst was ordering a carburetor and the photos looked great, but when it arrived it was rusted and unusable.

Is it a RAM or is it a Dodge? What's the deal with the rebranding?

I think if I could get a pair, I could have more made from those.

Do you know where I could get a pair?

What is the correct name for this particular part, located near the front seat belts on either side of my 1968 Fury III convertible? I need them. If anyone can tell me what they're called, I would greatly appreciate it.

My Holy Grail was a delete plate for the dash of my 1968 Fury III convertible. I finally found it. Finally. I got the car up and running and took it out for a spin today. Made my day!!!

Today, my carburetor goes on and my gas tank comes off.

I'm leaning that way... even with the wait.

Thanks. I looked into having them make the seats and the boot. They're 34 weeks behind on production...

Where did you get the boot made? It's beautiful! Also, how do you treat the gasoline before you put your car up for the winter?

I found some more parts I had been looking for to restore my 1968 Fury III convertible... and got it insured with Hagerty! Again...

I always thought these were so elegant

This looks like my 1968 Fury III

I'd rather see the whole car, than see what you're looking at while driving. Can we get a shot of your car to look at?

No, but it sounds like they have some really cool cars, though they're difficult to get to (and some may be only shells).

Abandoned Forest Junkyard Is Home to Hundreds of Classic Cars, Rare Gems Included Check this out the next time you are in east Texas. It'll be an adventure!