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1968 Plymouth Sport Fury

Bought this a few months back. Still needs some tlc but overall a nice cruiser. I might open a topic to post some updates now and then. It has 383 commando with the 727 trans. 4 barrel runs on lpg because of dutch gas prices :D

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Bought this a few months back. Still needs some tlc but overall a nice cruiser.
I might open a topic to post some updates now and then.
It has 383 commando with the 727 trans.
4 barrel runs on lpg because of dutch gas prices :D
It's been in the Netherlands since 1990. I've had a few american classics but this is the by far the best driving car i have owned.
Runs pretty good for a stock car, but i do want to upgrade it in the future.
Any tips and info are welcome and thanx for having me.

Greetings Tim.

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A ride like this should get the attention of many a nubile Dutch lass!

The only change I would make is go back go an OEM air cleaner. Dual snorkel if you can find one.
 
I'm curious as to the color red paint you used on the center sport fury bezel? It really matches your taillights well.
 
How well does it run on LP gas? I know that LP tends to burn a bit hotter than gasoline from what I've heard. It might be a bit tough on the exhaust valves.
 
A ride like this should get the attention of many a nubile Dutch lass!

The only change I would make is go back go an OEM air cleaner. Dual snorkel if you can find one.
Haha thanks Henrius, i've found my dutch lass. This is the first classic car she actually likes :D

The engine is going to get some attention in the future, it does not look so fresh right now.

I really like the mopar performance dress up kits, but they are hard to find here. The dual snorkel is almost impossible to find in the Netherlands
 
How well does it run on LP gas? I know that LP tends to burn a bit hotter than gasoline from what I've heard. It might be a bit tough on the exhaust valves.
It runs pretty good. U have 2 set the timing right and run on lpg only for the best results (so no more carbarator) Still has a slight performace drop tho, i think about 5%. LPG is very common here in the netherlands on these old cars and they don't have much trouble with the valves, newer cars tend to do that tho. I think the newer types off gasoline here do way more damage to the engine.
 
I'm curious as to the color red paint you used on the center sport fury bezel? It really matches your taillights well.
Thanks man, i'm happy how it turned out. I love these tiny changes that improve the overal look. Next to do are the emblems. I'm not sure but i might do some red inside the letters, if it turns out ugly i'll just paint them black
 
How does it go on if the vehicles are stood a long time?, this Ram ('97) i'm doing work on has both fuels and runs great, but yet a newer '04 my mate has run for 10years always has a fkn "rattle" at any speed, but yet has run ok for 10 years.
I'm sure its something to do with the advance curve for the timing.
 
How does it go on if the vehicles are stood a long time?, this Ram ('97) i'm doing work on has both fuels and runs great, but yet a newer '04 my mate has run for 10years always has a fkn "rattle" at any speed, but yet has run ok for 10 years.
I'm sure its something to do with the advance curve for the timing.
I could not tell u, the plymouth is my daily so it never sits long. Only in the winter maybe a moth or so, never had any issues tho. Timing can do a lot for sure, as the optimal timing and advance curve are very different for gasoline and lpg. As for the rattle in your friends car, it could be a number of things depending on where the sound is coming from. Greetings!
 

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