sauterd
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it’s back, “BIG” project (Gary, you can do it !!)
Plymouth: Fury 70 440-6 V CODE SPORT FURY GT PROMO SHOW CAR
Plymouth: Fury 70 440-6 V CODE SPORT FURY GT PROMO SHOW CAR
For Sale It's back !1970 Plymouth Fury 70 440-6 V CODE SPORT FURY GT PROMO SHOW CAR
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Samplingman
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Finally more pics of this one, and it's coming down to earth with the price. Critter needs this one for a matching set.
live4theking
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Wow... that's still pie in the sky pricing to me. I've been called cheap before too though... LOL.
72Fury
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Neat car fixed. I hope it comes with a round of tetanus shots. I saved a similarly rusted Superbee. Roof, patches, 1/4 panels, frame extensions, shackle perches, floor boards, a trunk lid. Crazy stuff. You'll do it once.
Samplingman
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Plenty of '70 Fury parts cars out there.
Aidan1976
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The photos for the record (as we all know, some old some new). Would like to see photos of the "1 RUST FREE PARTS CAR, COMPLETE CAR" too though
. I'll ask....
Aidan1976
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Ship of Theseus comes to mind... You'd replace so much on the car that it would no longer be the car.
So... You'd use the floors, rear frame rails, quarter panels, roof, doors, stub frame etc. from the "parts" car. The front has already been swapped... so even that's not original to the car.
Somewhere along the line, it really comes down to jacking up the VIN tag and driving another car under it. Even if you used as much of the original car as possible, that's the only way it's going to be restored.
So... You'd use the floors, rear frame rails, quarter panels, roof, doors, stub frame etc. from the "parts" car. The front has already been swapped... so even that's not original to the car.
Somewhere along the line, it really comes down to jacking up the VIN tag and driving another car under it. Even if you used as much of the original car as possible, that's the only way it's going to be restored.
But it should be
When was the last time that car ran?
I give Dan credit for saving the cars he did. I know I would have listed it as dead and moved on. He saved what he could find and has kept them going until they are now becoming popular. Dan and his cars are world renown. Granted, even I have thought he was nuts with the price of these cars but what he did was get the recognized and in the process, saved a few...
300rag
It's Not Going to Shift Itself
That car isn't too far from Idaho. Maybe Paul is looking for another project.
Wollfen
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I COULD do it, but no, it needs to be an AC car.
65sporty
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It would be quite the project, I hope someone buys it and the resto ends up documented here. If the engine code for the 6BBL is V, the 5th digit right? What is the 375hp 440?
The Horvaths
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I would see this car as a restoration candidate if it had it's engine and trans. IMHO, it's far too gone and after being restored... could you even call it the same car? I would really love to have his green car though.
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