So I bought this 65 fury with the smashed roof as a parts car for $300 pretty solid North Dakota car. Except the rear quarters of course. Anyways I wanted the front inner and outer fenders for my fury 1. I pulled the passenger side and I find something taped to the inside of the fender. It was this receipt. Must have been replaced back in the day. Not sure if you can see the price. But it was $31.83 for a new fender!!
Thought this was cool
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So I bought this 65 fury with the smashed roof as a parts car for $300 pretty solid North Dakota car. Except the rear quarters of course. Anyways I wanted the front inner and outer fenders for my fury 1. I pulled the passenger side and I find something taped to the inside of the fender. It was this receipt. Must have been replaced back in the day. Not sure if you can see the price. But it was $31.83 for a new fender!!
Never seen that before...... cool
mr. fix it
Old Man with a Hat
could it have been a dealer repair before delivery?
Excellent find!
mr. fix it
Old Man with a Hat
I say it equals my cigarette lighter I found in the trunk filler section of the Newport last summer.
The receipt is a better find.
mr. fix it
Old Man with a Hat
I humbly bow in his presence....
No offense intended, the lighter could have found its way there by many means. The receipt has information on it, the lighter is a mystery..... a cool mystery but, im leaning towards the receipt ....
mr. fix it
Old Man with a Hat
I can respect that.No offense intended, the lighter could have found its way there by many means. The receipt has information on it, the lighter is a mystery..... a cool mystery but, im leaning towards the receipt ....
no offense taken.
stubs300
Senior Member
How about finding a oil pan bolt in the oil pan? Seen that in a Factory Tired 383.
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