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looking at a 67 Sport fury with advertised original 440 and 4 speed. On build sheet under trans it has a 3. further below, next to engine code it has 394 in trans block. Anyone know if the codes align with a 4 speed for that car and year ? thanks in advance to all. I googled it and came up with zip.

Why post this on a "for sale" forum.

why a hauling request in the For Sale section? READ>>READ

Silver went to 48 dollars and change at one time. The US and other Country banks see the US printing more and more currency. The debt is about 24 trillion and the faith in the dollar has declined. Plus China is undermining the dollar and a lot are going to Bit Coin.

Not realy...I had mine listed on E-bay and I wasn't the lister nor knew the lister. Copied My ad from another site

F code for 361 in 66

XP29G vin per e-bay

That's what other forums are for and they're on this site.

What irritates me is a car for sale and all the comments that have nothing to do with contacting the owner and opening negotiations. This is a for sale section and not a coffee club to praise or crap on a persons ad. AND the administrators let it go time after time.

looks like a 69 but advertised as a 70

If I got the jump off the line with a 383, the 400 Pontiac couldn't catch me. The 400,stock,is a low redline motor with a lot of low end torque...

They made the galaxy in 64

HP can be the same...distance and gearing made the difference with everything else being equal. In the 60's , street races were light to light...so 391/410 gears were great. A lot of small blocks, geared right, embarrassed a bunch of BB with crappy gears.

GEM ?? WoW

70 hemi gtx

They all screw the cars up..lowered,modified plus all the owners are millionaires...why not show a real setup...I have way more respect for the guy under a car pulling bolts that will eventually let the tree limb with the chainfall pull the motor.

"I think it's cool to see something from a long-gone era, that survived." But not butchered...I bought a 57 Plymouth that was rusted badly in 1965 for 12 dollars..Myself and 3 others kicked in 3 bucks each and learned how to drive stick.....Junked it later for 10 bucks.

same as a ratrod to me....embarrassing and a shame to the product

after 74 they all are the best as they all look the same...same old junk

Nice patina to me is the same as "excellent condition; for it's age" Also...patina,to me, means ratrod and I have zero stomach for those