Re: 1963 MW car built in LA?

[Eric <senerge@xxxxxxx>]

NOT anything was possible.??There were some odd things done back thten but not ANYTHING!


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From: RCoronetfreak@xxxxxxx
To: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thu, 9 Aug 2007 5:47 pm
Subject: Re: 1963 MW car built in LA?





 
In a message dated 8/6/2007 1:43:09 PM Eastern Standard Time,  
furyus63@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:

Anything  is possible in those days. Mr. Jay Pederson of Westport, CT., a 
Chrysler  executive and my neighbor in 1964 drove a 1964 Plymouth Fury 
4-dr. with a  426-S complete with red 426 hood badge. The car was white 
with red  interior. I think is was the first car I ever saw with a AM/FM 
radio. The  right executive could go into production and put together 
just about  anything. But it was not a production car.

My new 426 MW car should be  ready in less than 2 weeks. It's not 
original, thank God, I don't have to  go through hours of stories of 
justification or a birth certificate from  Mr. G.G.

Nick 


I am friends with Barnes Daniels, former Ramcharger member from the late  50s 
early 60s.  He has a '64 Fury 4 door that is a factory 426S 4  speed.  Black 
with blue interior.  He ordered it new when he  worked for Texaco and it was a 
test mule and when they were done he bought  it.  Interesting car, 
interesting guy!  Infact I bought my matching  Fury from him, it was his "parts 
car/driver".  Unfortunately mine only has  a 318 with push button and A/C.  I 
think 
there were only about 6 426 street  wedge Fury 4 doors.  
Rick Rice
 



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