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Amazing original example (for sale?)

I just found this on You Tube, I didn't think you could still buy a car for $500.00, never mind a 440 (HP?) 72 Fury Police car. One thing that caught my eye, the engine is painted Orange, looks original, but every 72 big block I've seen is Blue. I'm hoping he posts more videos on this.

I've never met Mark in person but I hope to someday, he's been very helpful with the restoration on my Polara, very knowledgeable and a standup guy.

Looking forward to that, I sent you a private message with question I have, get back to me when you can. Thanks.

Thanks for posting. Amazing build, I hope you'll post more photo's and share the story of its restoration.

Check with Detroit Muscle Technologies, they were going to reproduce the rubber valves that are inside the unit.

The hood medallion is an interesting choice, looks like you already have a lot of the hard to find items.

It looks great in the photo's, looks like GY9, I'm a fan of that color, the dash appears to be in nice condition and the early dog dish caps work as well. I hope you'll post more photo's and info. as the weather gets better.

If you can afford to buy it please do, that's a unique ride that should be saved, even if you sell it to someone else. Where's Triple Pickle? He's been down this road.

Great video showing how changing the front & rear while leaving everything else the same can have a huge impact on the overall style of these cars, Dodge did the same thing with Polara vs. Monaco. Thanks for pointing out the removal of the hood vents in 73. Now you just need to do a driving...

Well done! Amazing cars in a beautiful setting, you could make your own calendar.

I've seen quit a few of his videos, I'm still trying to get used to the new short hair no beard look. I'd like to know more about the twin 73 Polara in the garage.

Much appreciated.

Thanks Alan, I heard some agencies used Ford style starter relays.

There's a link to this on the 72 Polara video but I thought it deserved it's own post.

Any members that own a Mopar Police car know how they ran the siren through the horn switch?

Here's a photo showing the provision for the bumper.

My 72 has a threaded hole in the center of the cowl for the bumper, the plastic cover has a hole as well, there was no bumper when I purchased the car but a lot of original parts were missing.