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Re: 64 Plymouth Fury project [Re: mopar rookie] #361212
11/26/10 05:35 PM
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Got the new dipstick with the locking top. It must be the wrong one cause it hits the ear on the tranny to where it wont bolt to the bellhousing. Its a 1965 tranny so does it need a special one or can i grind on that ear? Not sure what that ear is for.

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Re: 64 Plymouth Fury project [Re: mopar rookie] #361213
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Retaped the under the dash wiring and installed the dash. Installed the gauges and dash pad also. Took me forever to decide on the gauges. The only thing bad about the sun tach is you have to buy a 60.00 msd tach adapter if you run the msd ignition, which I am.

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Re: 64 Plymouth Fury project [Re: mopar rookie] #361214
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Im running a reverse shift valve body so I switched the buttons around so they would read correct.

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Re: 64 Plymouth Fury project [Re: mopar rookie] #361215
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New gas tank installed.

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Re: 64 Plymouth Fury project [Re: mopar rookie] #361216
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Got the windlace on the drivers side installed and the inner sillplate which gave me fits to get in there. The passenger side windlace is giving me problems cause when installed the door wont shut. Gonna have to get someone to help with that.

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Re: 64 Plymouth Fury project [Re: mopar rookie] #361217
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Retaped the under the dash wiring and installed the dash. Installed the gauges and dash pad also. Took me forever to decide on the gauges. The only thing bad about the sun tach is you have to buy a 60.00 msd tach adapter if you run the msd ignition, which I am.




Just started reading your build post,,looking great,,,FYI,,I just had to buy a tach adapter for my old Sun,,$80.00+. Don't let that wreck your build budget!! Keep up the good work. I'll keep watching.


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Re: 64 Plymouth Fury project [Re: CHAPPER] #361218
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Took me forever to decide on the gauges. The only thing bad about the sun tach is you have to buy a 60.00 msd tach adapter if you run the msd ignition, which I am.




Funny, I'm getting ready to do the exact same thing! Man, I'm glad you posted that! I'm running an MSD 6AL and wouldn've been ticked to have to spend an extra $60 on an adapter.

I almost pulled the trigger on that tach and some Summit gauges pretty close to what you have but they have white faces and I'm not crazy about the "Summit" logo. BTW, what brand are the gauges in the pod?

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Took me forever to decide on the gauges. The only thing bad about the sun tach is you have to buy a 60.00 msd tach adapter if you run the msd ignition, which I am.




Funny, I'm getting ready to do the exact same thing! Man, I'm glad you posted that! I'm running an MSD 6AL and wouldn've been ticked to have to spend an extra $60 on an adapter.

I almost pulled the trigger on that tach and some Summit gauges pretty close to what you have but they have white faces and I'm not crazy about the "Summit" logo. BTW, what brand are the gauges in the pod?





I was taking for granted, his was an older unit like mine. I was also under the impression, the NEW nostalgic looking Suns, ARE MSD compatabile(sp)??? Maybe I'm assuming too much! We all know what 'assume' does....anybody know for sure?? I had my older tach and wanted to use it for the 'period correct' look. After I hooked it up and it wouldn't work, I ordered the adapter. When I found out what it cost, I wasn't so sure I needed the look that bad. I had another tach that would have worked just fine as it had in the past.


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Re: 64 Plymouth Fury project [Re: CHAPPER] #361220
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That is the new sun tach but it does require the adapter. The other gauges are stewart warner that I got through Summit.

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Re: 64 Plymouth Fury project [Re: mopar rookie] #361221
11/27/10 05:36 PM
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Wow that car is turning out awesome! love the exteior/interior color combo.

Re: 64 Plymouth Fury project [Re: crlush] #361222
11/27/10 07:41 PM
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That car is gonna be totally badazz.


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Re: 64 Plymouth Fury project [Re: ChickMaggot] #361223
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Well I got back from picking up my exhaust manifolds from Aesthetic Finishers in Piqua Oh. They ceramic cast coated them and they look awesome.

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Re: 64 Plymouth Fury project [Re: mopar rookie] #361224
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Close up.

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Re: 64 Plymouth Fury project [Re: mopar rookie] #361225
01/06/11 07:06 PM
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She is a beauty, nice work


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Re: 64 Plymouth Fury project [Re: bigdad] #361226
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Windshield and trim installed.

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Re: 64 Plymouth Fury project [Re: mopar rookie] #361227
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Got all of the inside chrome trim installed along with the sunvisers and rearview mirror.

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Re: 64 Plymouth Fury project [Re: mopar rookie] #361228
01/18/11 08:23 PM
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I just read through your thread. This car is coming out fantastic.


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Re: 64 Plymouth Fury project [Re: mopar rookie] #361229
01/18/11 09:12 PM
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Before the car went to the body shop I steam cleaned the underneath of the car.




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Re: 64 Plymouth Fury project [Re: sixty7gtx] #361230
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where in columbus are you? i'm in grove city.

Re: 64 Plymouth Fury project [Re: 68427vette] #361231
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Hey Jeff, I'm actually north of Columbus between Mt. Vernon and Sunbury. Thanks guys for all the nice comments. I really need to start thinking about my motor next and who I'm going to have build it. Talked to a couple of different builders up in northern Ohio. Both seemed to be straitup honest guys. I just have to make up my mind who to go with

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