73Coupe
Senior Member
I look forward to watching videos of this Fury burning rubber on the backroads of the bluegrass state...
1970 Fury I stripper!
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imperialman
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Nice! Must have been the gas station lighting
patrick66
Old Man with a Hat
Take that car to a "paint correction" detailer and it'll shine like a diamond in a goat's ***! It is absolutely money well-spent. Plus, a good paintless dent removal guy can do wonders for the few little dings you have. All very justified on a solid black car like yours.
Notice the tires don't show ozone degradation or sun fading/cracking! You should be good for driving on those, albeit carefully. Bias-ply tires are not as prone to the "six years and you're gonna die!" syndrome that new radials are.
What engine and trans are in this black beauty???
Notice the tires don't show ozone degradation or sun fading/cracking! You should be good for driving on those, albeit carefully. Bias-ply tires are not as prone to the "six years and you're gonna die!" syndrome that new radials are.
What engine and trans are in this black beauty???
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Triple Pickle
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It had me wondering too, until I saw it in person. I don’t think this car ever sat in the sun very much.
Triple Pickle
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I would never do something like that!!
Triple Pickle
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The interior is the best part!
patrick66
Old Man with a Hat
Ooooh...three pedals! Slant Six or 318???
Triple Pickle
Senior Member
Eagle-eyed members might have noticed from the interior pics that this is indeed a 3 on the tree car. I didn’t call it a stripper for nothing! Under the hood is a Slant 6. Manual brakes, manual steering. Currently no brakes! Also the engine is locked up tight. It has a 8.75” rear axle though.
thethee
Senior Member
Do my eyes deceive me or is that a radio in this stripper? 
Beautiful car nonetheless, that interior is wicked!
Beautiful car nonetheless, that interior is wicked!
Triple Pickle
Senior Member
Now for the ugly. The engine is locked up so I took the plugs out and pumped a mixture of kerosene and ATF in each one. I tried rocking the car back and forth while in 3rd gear to see if that would get it moving. No luck. I let it soak while I cleaned up the interior then decided to get out the breaker bar. Well, somebody had beat me to it a long time ago. The bolt is broken off in the crank and it’s not a fresh break either. I figured it must’ve had some catastrophic failure way back when and it’s been sitting ever since. I investigated. The following picture may be unsettling to younger viewers….
Triple Pickle
Senior Member
I know! And I believe that you had to pay for a radio on these if I’m not mistaken. Like I said, it’s interesting!Do my eyes deceive me or is that a radio in this stripper?
Beautiful car nonetheless, that interior is wicked!
Triple Pickle
Senior Member
Back to the interior pictures! Lets concentrate on the positive! The floors and trunk are solid as are the stub and rear rails. I don’t have pics of those yet and I’m too tired to lay down and take any!
Triple Pickle
Senior Member
I investigated further into the seized engine by removing the head…,
I expected to see evidence of catastrophic failure. None was found. Nothing obvious anyway. The engine had anti-freeze in it and the bores don’t look bad from what I can see. Beating the pistons with a wooden block an shop hammer didn’t persuade them to budge either. Looks like it’ll have to come out for further inspection.
It makes me wonder though… how does an indestructible slant 6 fail at such low mileage? If that is why it was parked…. If it wasn’t locked up when parked, then how did the rest of the car survive while the rocker assembly fell to ruin?
I expected to see evidence of catastrophic failure. None was found. Nothing obvious anyway. The engine had anti-freeze in it and the bores don’t look bad from what I can see. Beating the pistons with a wooden block an shop hammer didn’t persuade them to budge either. Looks like it’ll have to come out for further inspection.
It makes me wonder though… how does an indestructible slant 6 fail at such low mileage? If that is why it was parked…. If it wasn’t locked up when parked, then how did the rest of the car survive while the rocker assembly fell to ruin?
73Coupe
Senior Member
If the /6 stays, then I retract my statement about "burning rubber"...lol
Factory puke mat in this one? Doesn't look like carpet....
Factory puke mat in this one? Doesn't look like carpet....
Black and blue. Yes! Got the tag to share? Congrats!!!
Edit: just saw the tag, thank you for posting it. PE41C0D258384 is indeed TX9 with an E2B3 vinyl bench interior!. One more of the TX9/blue cars. See my post here for three other examples. The EB3 paint on the upper door frames is clearly visible in some of your shots -- thank you!
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Triple Pickle
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Triple Pickle
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Thank you! I posted a pic of the tag in a previous post.
Triple Pickle
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What’s this tag in the glove box?
mopar preferred
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How many colors were those rubber mats made in?
Dad had a '63 Dodge 330 with a red interior and red speckles.
If you have a dirty set, spill Coca Cola on them.
Dad's would never clean up with water, but where I spilled the Coke, it never looked dirty again.
Dad had a '63 Dodge 330 with a red interior and red speckles.
If you have a dirty set, spill Coca Cola on them.
Dad's would never clean up with water, but where I spilled the Coke, it never looked dirty again.
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