Dan's '78 Fury (Dukes) Hazzard County Sheriff patrol car...
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Good work Danny. I was wondering for authenticity reasons if eventually you will be replacing the dash? As I assume Rosco's car or real police car would not of had a dash mat?
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Thanks Carl!!Carl wrote:Good work Danny. I was wondering for authenticity reasons if eventually you will be replacing the dash? As I assume Rosco's car or real police car would of had a dash mat?

Yes at some point a new dash would be great to replace the damage one i have,but my main aim now is to get the car looking tidy and on the the road. It's ashame my one is so badly damaged from the sun...not a lover of the dash mat personally,but it's a quick simple fix and should look tidy once all put back and fitted properly. In the mean time i will look out for a replacement dash though...
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Headlining before it was cleaned and sprayed tan...

Spraying the headlining...may take a few coats of tan spray paint as not covering as well as the rest of the interior has. (23/04/2015)






Spraying the headlining...may take a few coats of tan spray paint as not covering as well as the rest of the interior has. (23/04/2015)





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(numbers matching with Police special handling package)
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Must buy a lap top !danny_duke01 wrote:No worries mate...no it's not fluffy at all.Mossy68 wrote:Is that a ' fluffy' head lining Dan ?
Sorry. Hard to see on phone.

Just wondered if that was why it was taking more paint to get a good coverage ............obviously not !

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Front bumper over-riders...before & after a clean... (23/04/2015)

Front number plate bracket before... (30/04/2015)


Front number plate bracket after a spray paint... (30/04/2015)



Front number plate bracket before... (30/04/2015)


Front number plate bracket after a spray paint... (30/04/2015)


1978 Plymouth Fury,4-door sedan B-body,400 cu in (6.6L) Big-Block 4 barrel V8 'High Performance'
(numbers matching with Police special handling package)
MMA / 911
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Front number plate bracket fitted back on bumper and over-riders reassembled... (30/04/2015)

Front side marker light holders before...

Front side marker light holders sprayed...

Front side marker light holders reassembled with new bolts...(30/04/2015)




Front side marker light holders before...

Front side marker light holders sprayed...

Front side marker light holders reassembled with new bolts...(30/04/2015)



1978 Plymouth Fury,4-door sedan B-body,400 cu in (6.6L) Big-Block 4 barrel V8 'High Performance'
(numbers matching with Police special handling package)
MMA / 911
(numbers matching with Police special handling package)
MMA / 911
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Cheers Carl,yes i cannot wait now to get the car back and start putting her all back together.Carl wrote:Nice shinny bits will look good against the new paint job, which I am anxious to see, no doubt you are too? How long?

The body shop originally said it would be approx 4 weeks but now been told 6 weeks. It's already been 5 weeks today so hopefully very soon!!

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