Fury Pursuit
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Yep, I know,.... a $4,473.20 car and no A/C. Executive muscle costs money!
It's not that the original owner Rod K. didn't want Air Conditioning, it just wasn't available as an option on any 6BBL car in 1970.
C-Body Holy Grail Restoration Starts Here; 1970 6BBL GT
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Yep, I know,.... a $4,473.20 car and no A/C. Executive muscle costs money!
It's not that the original owner Rod K. didn't want Air Conditioning, it just wasn't available as an option on any 6BBL car in 1970.
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just to make it sure for everyone:
AC wasn't available on any v-code (69 M-code) 440+6 car no matter which bodystyle.
This info is valid for all 1969-1971 cars
Carsten
AC wasn't available on any v-code (69 M-code) 440+6 car no matter which bodystyle.
This info is valid for all 1969-1971 cars
Carsten
Aidan1976
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Excellent, excellent! Thanks Trevor for starting this thread, I was so hoping for this car to be restored. What a mean machine, I will DEFO be following along. Now a 3rd fusie Fury resto thread along with Derek's and Gary's.
I'll say it again: Excellent, excellent (rubbing hands with glee lol)!
I'll say it again: Excellent, excellent (rubbing hands with glee lol)!
Fury Pursuit
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Rear bumper and valance removed. No surprises, no rust out and in much better condition than expected.
We are very happy with that......
CanCritter
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keep them pics comeing...
That is good news! Just a question though, shouldn't that rear panel be all body color?
Fury Pursuit
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It is body color TX9,...its just 46 years of dust.
Wollfen
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A small win in a long road eh?
Wollfen
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3 GT resto's at that! Where else could you see such a thing?
commando1
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And one of them Dan's... 
Fury Pursuit
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.......was Dan's......And one of them Dan's...
commando1
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Correct. LOL. Sorry about that.
Samplingman
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That looks great under the bumper! All the years seeing only the front of that Fury on a block of wood, we finally get the rest of the story. More pics!
BigFury
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6 BBL Furys make the world a better place
Beep Beep Dave
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Looks upper solid back there...way better than what I would have thought. I would be very happy. Keep up the great work! I am soo glad this car is getting done.
Dave
Fury Pursuit
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Dave,....thanks for the kind words, and the encouragement.
We are very pleased with the car. There is a lot of metal work to be done, but the car over all is better than we thought,...it could have been worse!
It means a lot to us to know that we have support from the MoPar community, and everyone that has posted so far,.. thank you.
I'm very glad the car is being restored too. It's a significant car, and really unknown and storied part of MoPar and automotive history that we are restoring.
Thanks again,.....
~Trev
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Carmine
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Let me add to the party... Thanks for restoring this awesome car. This is one of a very few cars where I would ever care to follow the restoration and would actually travel to show to see it. Please don't spare the updates. You've actually inspired me to start another thread on a "lost" '71 SFGT, which I'll post shortly.
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Most interesting Project here. Looking Forward to more Progress reports.
Did the first owner crash it already back in 74 or was it already gone to some other owner ?
Did the first owner crash it already back in 74 or was it already gone to some other owner ?
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car was crashed in 75-76 by unknown owner in georgia..orig owner sold car in 72-3 to a guy at the local dealer...he lost track of it after that..
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