New here, IMFURYS daughter

[IMFURYS2]

Hello everyone. Thanks for adding me. I'll be quite honest. I don't know a whole lot about cars, but I don't mind getting dirty and trying to learn new things. My dad (IMFURYS) passed away two years ago. I inherited his 72 Plymouth Fury III that I'm slowly trying to fix back up. I've gotten several things fixed, but there's still plenty of work to be had. I know dad was an active member here on the site, and I hope I can learn as much as I can about his vehicle. Looking forward to when I get her all fixed up just like he used to have her.

 

[Sixpactogo]

Welcome to the site! Beautiful Fury too. You know your dad is proud of you.

 

[live4theking]

Nice ride. Sorry about your Dad passing. Getting dirty is one of the best ways to learn.

 

[70bigblockdodge]

Sorry to hear about your dad. Fix break fix again, what have we learned?
Good luck, ask questions here lots of good people on here willing to help.

 

[IMFURYS2]

Welcome to the site! Beautiful Fury too. You know your dad is proud of you.

Thank you! I greatly appreciate that. I have always hoped I made him proud.

 

[IMFURYS2]

Nice ride. Sorry about your Dad passing. Getting dirty is one of the best ways to learn.

I'll be glad to do it for him. Thank you.

 

[IMFURYS2]

Sorry to hear about your dad. Fix break fix again, what have we learned?
Good luck, ask questions here lots of good people on here willing to help.

Thank you. I definitely wish I had spent more time with him and his cars. But I'll be more than happy to carry it on for him and learn as much as I can.

 

[Polara_500_Jr]

Thank you. I definitely wish I had spent more time with him and his cars. But I'll be more than happy to carry it on for him and learn as much as I can.

This is the same situation I was/am in with my dad's cars as well. This group has been a great reference.

Sorry about your dad, and glad the Fury will stay in the family and continue!

 

[ayilar]

Welcome to FCBO @IMFURYS2, even if the circumstances that brought you here are not the most auspicious. I am sure he is glad to see you take care of his Fury hardtop.

I see that you are in VA -- @1970FuryConv is in VA too and used to own (if memory serves) a 1972 Fury. He may have some recommendations.

 

[ayilar]

Let me add @Analog Kid who's also in VA and still owns a 1972 Fury 2dr.

 

[IMFURYS2]

Thank you!

Let me add @Analog Kid who's also in VA and still owns a 1972 Fury 2dr.

 

[1970FuryConv]

@IMFURYS2
Sorry about your Dad. This is the thread I made on my 1972 Fury. You can search it and find useful repair info.
1972 Fury III 360 101498 miles

 

[300L]

I'm sorry to hear that your father has passed away, but every time you ride the beautiful Fury, he will be on board. I wish you many, many happy miles...

 

[IMFURYS2]

Thank you so much! Dad did have a "bible" of his Fury stuff, but it's all out of order. I need to go through it and try to make sense of it.

 

[IMFURYS2]

I'm sorry to hear that your father has passed away, but every time you ride the beautiful Fury, he will be on board. I wish you many, many happy miles...

Thank you. And I definitely do feel him with me when I take her out. Makes me happy to keep her running and to get her fixed all back up the way he used to have her.