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Dear experts,
We have a Plymouth Fury from 1962. Unfortunately, the soft top needs to be replaced. Is there a supplier that you can recommend? The soft top should be of good quality and fit well. Yes, and it must also be delivered to Germany. Can someone send us the address of such a supplier...
Hello all!
We search for a parking lock housing for the TF A727 from 1961. The part number is 1942164 and I have attached a picture. Do you have such a part available in good condition? Unfortunately our housing has a crack!
Best regards
Schumi
Hello all!
We are looking for a housing for the parking lock of the TF A727. The part number is 2400062 and I have attached a picture. Do you have such a part available in good condition? As far as I know, this part was installed by Chrysler in the Torque Flite A727 from 1962 to 1965. Our...
Dear all,
Do you have parts for 62 Plymouth? I'm looking for the rear splash shield for LH front fender! I'm wondering if you have this item available in acceptable condition?
Background: I need this part for my project 62 Plymouth Fury Convertible
Best regards
Michael
Very kind of you, but due to the fact that the car isn't original a certified speedometer isn't necessary. Besides that in Germany we have the speed unit km/h.
Today I need the trim part only. I'm very sorry!
Yes, I have a police car (Plymouth Savoy) but it wasn't a original one! It was a civil car (original blue) and in 2008 it has been restored as a police car (tribute to car 54 where are you). In 2008 it has been sold at an auction in Nevada / Las Vegas and in 2015 it has been imported to Germany...
Hi Derv,
I'm looking for such a trim connector.
Thank you very much for asking. Sorry, it took a while to get a picture.
Unfortunately I'm a non native speaker, maybe I use the wrong word for the trim part.
BR
Schumi
Dear all!
Currently my son and I are working on a 62 Plymouth Fury Convertible. Please see gallery
62 Plymouth Fury Front - Gallery
We received a lot of boxes containing a hell of parts. But after having checked all we found out that there is missing a connector for the lower windshield trim...
We found this project car in Switzerland. It was stored in a garage for decades (more than 30 years)!
Welcome at our garage!
Some parts were missing! Some parts were wrong! Get an overview first:
We had to replace the pump and cylinders for the top. Interior is at polstery for restauration...
Hello everyone,
We are currently working on a Plymouth 1962 Fury Convertible project. As part of the project we received a few boxes of parts. We searched through all the boxes, but the first gear button is missing. Is there anyone out there who offers such a button for our project? The parts...
Thank you again. With your hints I even found the relevant documentation in the Plymouth 62 Parts Catalog. Now it's clear to me where I have to mount the sheet metal. It's part 12-04-4.
Best regards
Schumi
Dear experts,
I'm currently working on a Plymouth 1962 Fury Convertible project. With the project I received a few boxes of parts. Unfortunately I haven't figured out what these two sheets are for yet. I have attached a picture of the project and also of the sheets. Can any of you experts help...
Hi Darter6,
no it wasn't a real police car. It has been rebuilt in 2010 and has been sold then in Las Vegas at an auction. Since 2015 the car is in Germany and I bought it 2018.
BR
Schumi
Great! Thanks for the quick reply. I already figured I would have to tap into the supply line from the brake booster. What about a check valve? The maintenance manual states that there is a check valve in the brake booster, but I need to get into the line before the valve.
Dear experts,
I own a 1962 Plymouth Savoy, most recently I repaired the vacuum switch to my heater control. A test with an electric pump was successful. Unfortunately I found out that the vacuum supply line to the switch hangs open in the engine compartment and is not connected to anything (see...