There was a time that was only worthy as a parts car...
It is absolutely fabulous how much work you've put into her... thank you, I'm loving every picture and post.
Dennis. That's his name.
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It is absolutely fabulous how much work you've put into her... thank you, I'm loving every picture and post.
My wife says I'm stubborn....I think I just never give up on anything....
Anyway...picking away, was busy yesterday dealing with snow removal....
Anyway...picking away, was busy yesterday dealing with snow removal....
Stubborn is good!!!
not stubborn , just determined 
Same thing!!!!not stubborn , just determined
One side nearly completed....
Fratzog
Old Man with a Hat
I've always been amazed at how much interchangeability there is. Thanks for sharing.
Aside from some minor fitment and placement of holes, in my experience, anything other then outer body panel skins will interchange from 69-73 Furys in terms of metal.
The majority of the spotwelds are even in the same places.
71Polara383
Kid with ballcap
Main variation in panels I've observed between Dodge Chrysler and Plymouth is the trunk extensions, and rear footwell. Other then those the cars are all the same metal 69-73 with the exception of outer body panels but that's obvious.
I did notice the 71+ firewalls have some minor variation, mostly at the top for the OSAC system and vacuum valves.
Between the two of you kids I still am older than the both of you put together and yet I have met you both and have great respect for you. Your C body knowledge from experience is extremely impressive.
71Polara383
Kid with ballcap
Thanks Dad. If it wasnt for seeing your cars in the beginning of the internet on Moparts and the dry dock it wouldnt be possible. Unknowingly you were a major influence on me for years before we met.
I always say if Nick, Manny, and I were local to each other...it would be trouble...The good kind.
I appreciate the kindness and generosity that this forum provided me when I was first starting out in these cars, it helped me to grow into where I am now tremendously.
We would likely have some type of over-grown business heavily involving these cars.
Spent the weekend stateside..
The bumpers turned out to be crap..so that was disappointing
Found some photos dated November 22nd 2015 while cleaning out old hard-drives and files, I'm hoping this is worth all the work!
mr. fix it
Old Man with a Hat
Seriously, Nick it's yours and worth every penny invested so you can enjoy it once finished
when it's done, you'll be satisfied that it is done and done right.
I actually prefer “alternative challenged”not stubborn , just determined
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