Just saw a beautiful black 64 Sport Fury with a transplant 440 sell for$37k.
64 Sport Fury is a B-body and converted to a C-body in 65 right?
64 Sport Fury is a B-body and converted to a C-body in 65 right?
B - J 2019
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Carmine
Old Man with a Hat
Yes, and that's money down a hole.
BTW, if I were Mr. Barrett or Mr. Jackson, I would have arranged our names differently.
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That is correct, first c-body sport fury is a '65.
Mopar Connection Magazine did a feature article on the early c-bodies titled "Owning the road, the history of the Chrysler c-body."
It should still be in the archives at (corrected link)
www.moparconnectionmagazine.com
Dave
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Old Mike
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Carmine
Old Man with a Hat
Toxic masculinity.
azblackhemi
Old Man with a Hat
I will be there Friday and will report on any C's I see.
Old Mike
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I know. I’m guilty. Its just that the relentless barrage of 350s, 454s, and billet wheels hurts my brain after a while.
*reportedly sold at $6,050.00. Lot 14 from Monday.
78Brougham
"Chump"
Nice triple pickle aside from the stance. But that could be fixed..... hopefully.
Jeez, that was an excellent buy!!!
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Not to worry. Gillette is now ready to tackle this problem.
I watched a bit yesterday... I was facepalming on a regular basis, as every single reporter made some sort of technical good - like calling a straight six a V6 for example. 
I watched a bit yesterday... I was facepalming on a regular basis, as every single reporter made some sort of technical good - like calling a straight six a V6 for example.
Most TV reporters are as stupid about cars as they are about gun control, so what else is new?
Dave
These were people who are supposed to know - they all do "car shows" on TV... ah well.
jct
Senior Member
No cable for me, i get to miss out on the miss informed comments
azblackhemi
Old Man with a Hat
No cable for me either. Good reason to go see it in person.
MoPar Maniac
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Actually the letter designation for the bodies didn't come along until 65. The 64 Fury was the full size Plymouth. In 65 they made the full size the C body and the Fury became the C and the Belv the intermediate B.
Just Plymouth though, as the 63 and 64 full size Dodge 880 and the Chryslers (Saratoga Windsor New Yorker) were clearly more full size than Plymouth at the time.
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