For Sale 1970 Fury
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azblackhemi
Old Man with a Hat
I can diagnose his brake problem. The left front wheel cylinder is leaking. 71 grille.
SeaFuse
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Chryslerdude
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I wonder how hard it would be, to find a rear window? If the ever so annoying sea-freight plus other paperwork wouldn't land me at "plus THREE times his asking price", I would have my first Fury sometime this summer = Bye bye Honda Accord. This looks like a nice weekend project.. apart from the window
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
If that were a Dodge ....
Chryslerdude
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If that were a Dodge ....
May I ask, if your "C-Bodies is fascination" is "Dodge specific"..?
Just asking, because I am often wondering about why my own car fascination is so "brand specific". However, my own preference is open to pretty much all Mopars. I prefer Chrysles's, but I love Dodge and Plymouth nearly just as much, but as an example, when I see a Ford.. nothing happens. Well, OK.. I might turn my head for a Black Marauder X100, and I do like some of the Impalas and Buick/Pontiac's, but I'd probably collect / hoard 25 Mopars, before even CONSIDERING a Chevy, and I'd NEVER buy a Ford. I find it strange that us car nut's, are so brand oriented. I have a general impression about Mopar build quality being higher than the competition, and also a strong suspicion about more innovative engineering, but apart from that.. I especially find the Mopar cars are just obviously much more beautiful and elegantly shaped.. almost all of them.
smithenhiven
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I went and looked at that car, as it is close to me. Not much positive to say about it. Fenders are rotted away at the bottoms, dash is cracked, lower front valance is pushed in, underneath looked very rusty, not to mention the obvious missing rear glass. I'm no expert in these cars, but I hardly see it worth its asking price in parts.
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