| Could be that the original dual quad motor ended up in a hot rod when the 
car was just another used Plymouth in the sixties. 
Brian
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From: "Eastern Sierra Adjustment Services" <esierraadj@xxxxxxxxxxx> 
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Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 3:01 PM
Subject: Re: [FWDLK] L-FORWARDLOOK Digest - 1 Jan 2008 to 2 Jan 2008 
(#2008-3) 
 Anybody else notice that, in the last-pic (with the car parked inside some 
masonry-garage-type building), that the car's
hood appears to be residing in a normally-opened position, but, in the 
outside shots, that somebody had apparently
"forced" the hood, and probably broke the hood hinges, in the process?
I wonder if an "informed" restorer would install a (probably-correct, for 
this car) 120 MPH speedo, or whether he
would retrofit a 150 MPH unit  "just-because"  Furys were supposed to have 
them ? 
If anyone is talking to the car's seller, I'd be curious to confirm the 
carb's brass-tag model-number. 
The car's ownership history would be interesting to learn, too: 92K miles, 
then basically abandoned, but,
relatively well preserved, after being put-away, AND without a lot of 
body-panel rust, or ANY significant 
body damage!!
Neil Veddet
Ron Allyn Swartley wrote:
 
** *120 MPH SPEEDOMETER ON A FURY*
** ** *  Back in 1958 I saw at least 3 different Fury's with 120 
speedometers. At that time they were brand new.
Two were sitting in the Chrysler Plymouth Showroom at two different 
dealerships. Years later I could not find one single one with a 120 
speedometer. When I saw the new one with the 120 I asked the salesman why 
it had the wrong speedometer and he said some of them had 120's and some 
didn't. I think one plant install the 120 speedometer for a very short 
time. Seeing the Fury on E bay is the 4th one I saw now.!!!!! Back then a 
lot of people took the 2/4bbl carbs off and went to single 4 bbl. Hey 
kids were not buying them and the older people that liked the body style 
did not intend to race them or even drive them fast.* 
** *      Ron Swartley*
** *_PS._  After all back then gas was so expensive at .25 a gallon and 
if you made $50 dollars a week you had a good job.!!!!!*
** 
*http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&viewitem=&ru=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.ebay.com%3A80%2F330201262949_W0QQ_trksidZm37QQfromZR40QQfviZ1&item=330201262949 
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