Mopar Muscle Association UK

Posted: **Thu Nov 28, 13 5:41 pm**

Carl wrote:And so another Plymouth hits Blighty. Good luck with the build

Cheers Carl!!

Posted: **Thu Nov 28, 13 5:43 pm**

Mossy68 wrote:Nice one Dan
How does she look in the flesh ?
Looks good in pics.
Glad all went well for you

Cheers Gary!!

The seller was pretty honest and the Fury is just as he told me and how i expected. The only thing he never mentioned was there was no trunk lock,so had to use a flat screwdriver to open it.

Posted: **Thu Nov 28, 13 5:46 pm**

The Fury is being stored at my good buddy Steve Cooper's garage in Mildenhall,Suffolk and this is where it will stay and all the work will be carried out over time. I'm hoping to get up there as often as i can!!
Here are a few pics that he sent over to me today...

Posted: **Thu Nov 28, 13 6:32 pm**

Are those headlights going to be easy to find in UK spec?

Posted: **Thu Nov 28, 13 8:18 pm**

Carl wrote:Are those headlights going to be easy to find in UK spec?

Look the same as my truck.
Maybe Jeep Cherokee ???

Posted: **Thu Nov 28, 13 8:59 pm**

Mossy68 wrote:
Carl wrote:Are those headlights going to be easy to find in UK spec?
Look the same as my truck.
Maybe Jeep Cherokee ???

Ah maybe I assume the bigger lower lights would be the same as a Cherokee and are they the dip beam and the main beam being the top lamps?

Posted: **Fri Nov 29, 13 5:19 pm**

When I had a Trans Am I found that Audi coupe Gt headlights fitted perfectly.Might be an option.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUDI-GT-COUPE ... 3387707b57

Posted: **Fri Nov 29, 13 5:36 pm**

Love that Ade!!

Posted: **Fri Feb 28, 14 8:16 pm**

Not posted any progress for a while as had a couple of busy few months with work and a few debts i had to pay off but finally got to spend the afternoon assessing every part of the car and sorting out in which order and what to tackle first in the restoration project.

Lots of pics from today...pretty much from every angle.

And finally one of my mate Steve's 'General'

Posted: **Fri Feb 28, 14 8:42 pm**

Great photos Danny....how do you get so many of them on one post? I can only ever get 4 on at a time.

So whats the list looking like then?? Whats first??

Thanks for posting matey

Posted: **Fri Feb 28, 14 8:49 pm**

Pull all the Aircon stuff off......Thats a free 5hp!

Cover with Gibbs and drive the rubber off it!

Posted: **Fri Feb 28, 14 8:52 pm**

Dave81 wrote:Pull all the Aircon stuff off......Thats a free 5hp!
Cover with Gibbs and drive the rubber off it!

Now your talking Davey boy !!

Posted: **Sat Mar 01, 14 8:41 am**

Steve wrote:Great photos Danny....how do you get so many of them on one post? I can only ever get 4 on at a time.

So whats the list looking like then?? Whats first??

Thanks for posting matey

Thanks Steve...all i do is just copy & paste the link from my Photobucket account and it seems to let me add as many as i like.

The list is looking long...but just going to take my time and enjoy the build and not rush anything. First job will be next week clearing all the mess out of the car and trunk and then remove all the seats and rip up the carpet and hopefully not find any nasty surprises underneath.

Posted: **Sat Mar 01, 14 9:46 am**

Ah,..photobucket rears its head again....I must get with the program

thats a good idea Danny, you will really get to know her by having a good tidy up and see whats what. I wrote stuff down as I went along that needed to be done....then prioritised stuff into big/ small jobs and things that can be done off the car in the garage when its tipping down outside.

Get stuck in and enjoy Danny and keep it coming matey...great thread on an unusual car

Posted: **Sat Mar 01, 14 10:04 am**

Dave81 wrote:Pull all the Aircon stuff off......Thats a free 5hp!
Cover with Gibbs and drive the rubber off it!

I actually plan to do that!!

Mopar Muscle Association UK

Dan's '78 Fury (Dukes) Hazzard County Sheriff patrol car...