Recent content by dan brown

Thanks Miller for sending me this. It is much more comprehensive than the diagram that I downloaded on-line. Funny thing though..I have seen comments of how elementary and simple 60's wiring was. There is nothing simple about it in my opinion. It would really be nice to know which wire colors...

The only reason I think it is a single speed is because it only has the 2 wires going to it. Most multi-speed motors also have a green and yellow wire. The switch is smaller in diameter and does not have a circuit breaker..only 4 terminals on the back also....my wiring diagram also shows a tan...

I am having problems with the wipers function (or lack of function) on my 64 fury. The motor is a single speed with only a black/white tracer and a dark blue wire going to it and the original switch is designed for that motor. (different than the multispeed switch). Anyway when I turn on the...

DO you have a pic of the front of the blue 62 Plymouth. I would like to see what the hood scoop looks like. thanks [email protected]

thanks..I like your idea about the angle at the rib areas in the floor. This will make it much easier in my thinking without having to channel to fit all the different contours in the floor. The angle is easily adjusted for the correct height along the side of the square tubing. Thanks to...

beautiful car malex. I just love this site..can spend WAY too much time here

Thanks again Malex..The car is fairly complete. This was an east coast (conneticut) vehicle and sat in storage for many years so was subjected to a leaky shed and salt water air. It is straight however. I have a few good extra pieces for it. (cowl and firewall, quarterpanel , , inner front...

thanks to all of you for your replys. I own a fabrication facility so I will be able to fabricate these pieces. ..Malex.. thanks for the pics..looks like you do awesome work. Are you interested in an authentic 1964 Fury 426 street wedge car? I have one. LOTS of rust. Kind of a daunting project...

I have a 64 fury with a 70 440 and an 871. I would like to stiffen up the subframes to prevent torsional twisting. I have seen several methods on this forum but have questions as to the "correct" way to do this. I have noticed in a couple of threads about welding the tubing to the floor of the...

Just joined the Mopar forum. It was very interesting to see your frame connectors. What size tubing did you use and how did you come up with that particular concept. I have a 64 fury with a 70 440 and an 871 blower. It is a new build and has never really been opened up (actually afraid of...

I have a 64 fury. The car was recently restored and now the wipers will not work. The original wiring harness was reused. The wiper motor starts to operate and then sticks, usually with the blades vertical. The only way to get them to go back to their rest position is with some help from your...