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Fury I, Fury II, Fury III, and VIP, are all the same mechanically and basic body. The only difference is the trim levels.

You go Tim.

He will probably have it out and waiting for you. That is what he did when I got the glass for the Newport,(3 pieces), from him.

GPS in the area Murray lives stinks. Most of the time he will meet you down the road, and you follow him to his house or yard.

"C" bodies are split into three groups. 1. "Slab sided" (1965 thru 1968). 2. "Fuselage sided" (1969 thru 1973). 3. "Formals" (1974 thru 1978). You will need to get one from the group your car is in. New glass is very hard to find, but give this guy a call, he is a well respected member on the...

Another reason why I left and moved to Indiana.

Some really nice cars in that group. Let us know if he wants to sell more.

Great job. Enjoy your new toy.

Welcome to the wonderful world of some young 20 something trying to sell you parts for a 50 year old car. I have had this fight many times when they look at you like YOU don't know, and their computer is always right. The gear box they sent you is a newer Saginaw design for newer Chrysler...

If it is in Wisconsin, Wyatt will track it down. It would look good next to his black one.

I see you live in Chicago. The best front end shop in the city is Southwest Spring on Columbus drive, (South of Midway Airport). They have been in business for many years, and the have the old timers on staff who know how to work on our cars.

Very nice car.

Very nice car. Good luck with her.

No problem. Just trying to guide you.

It would be so much easier to have put this all in one thread, also pictures please.

I will remember that.

Actually no. Mopar Action is the only magazine that will feature a "C" body once in a while. That is the reason I stopped my subscription to Mopar Muscle. They will do one, maybe two a year.

You beat me to it.

What kind of vehicle are you doing this to? Year, Make, model, and options would be VERY helpful.

This is the 21st century. Eastwood also sells the "All Metal" I refereed to in my previous post. It is metal in a resin compound, very easy and safe to work with,