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  1. furyus

    My 1971 Road runner

    I like the matte finish better. Less sheen.
  2. furyus

    IT RUNS AFTER 22 YEARS.

    You should post pictures here.
  3. furyus

    we are getting closer

    Looks great
  4. furyus

    Keep the bumper strips or not?

    Do what you want, and save that bumper, and the strips, in case you decide to sell.
  5. furyus

    Beautiful B-body roadrunner no identification

    Have you looked at the radiator support for numbers? How about the trunk lip, on the driver's side? How about the vin tag on the dash?
  6. furyus

    1964 Plymouth Savoy Build

    Really nice work. And good choice for a project.
  7. furyus

    I can't help myself

    Following.
  8. furyus

    Saved hood = replace drivers 1/4 panel

    Because it's not always just China junk. It also has to do with the investment that the company ordering the parts made in China is willing to put out. If you can afford a full quarter, you should do it. I did the skins, and will now only do full quarters when available.
  9. furyus

    1963 Sport Fury Brakes update

    On my Dart, I installed new wheel cylinders all around. Had the same issue. Turns out it was one of the new wheel cylinders. I carefully pulled the wheel cylinder rubber cover back,and I could see where fluid leaked past the piston. Put the old one back on. Works fine.
  10. furyus

    Finally got my dream car

    Very cool. Do you have all the parts with it?
  11. furyus

    No brakes. Help!

    I had an issue with no brakes after changing calipers. I'd you have the 73-76 A body discs, it is possible you got the 76 style calipers They have a larger bore , and will not give you a pedal with a 15/16 bore MC. I ended up with a 1 1/32 bore MC , and got my pedal back. I don't remember the...
  12. furyus

    Still no brakes! Losing my mind.

    At times, I've had so much aggravation, I would open the brake lines to confirm I was getting fluid. Try plugging the master cylinder fittings after bleeding it. If it holds pressure, it's good. If not, the MC is bad.you will need to work your way from there. The rear flex line is known for...
  13. furyus

    No brakes. Help!

    Did you bleed them? Is the bleeder valve at the top of the caliper?
  14. furyus

    Look what I found...1968 GTX, 4 speed, Air

    Shame it's left in that condition. At least now it's where it belongs. Show some pics when you get it cleaned up.
  15. furyus

    1964 Rusty Bucket transformation

    Nice work. Gonna be a sweet ride. If you haven't made a decision on engines; I would use a 440. The 318 is a great engine, but they are not cheap to build a stroker from. Then there's the question of resale. Most people seem to prefer a big block. JMO.
  16. furyus

    Update on SassyPants

    Change all the parts you can. You don't want to have to pull everything back apart to fix it.
  17. furyus

    Bought A Car

    You need to fix the torsion bar cross member rust before you start driving it. Nice car.
  18. furyus

    Coronet SRT-8

    Any updates?
  19. furyus

    Grasshopper 69 RR Full Restoration

    You can check with RT Specialties. Clips are their thing.
  20. furyus

    72 Road Runner GTX

    Sweet find. Was always one of my dream car.
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