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Subject: Saw an IN-SERVICE 1974 Fury today! Author: Gary [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 01:23:11 07/22/02 Mon Went to a big all Mopar car show today in Graham, WA. A Pierce County Sheriff's Reserve Deputy showed up in a 1974 Plymouth Fury, which is still owned by the County! It needs to be redone, but they held kept it for all these years. They now used it for shows and such. I took some pics, anyone want too see? It has a P code 400HP motor, and all the original equipment is still on the car. There was also a 1972 Polara ex-Washington State Patrol for sale. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Pictures please!! (NT) love them old Mopars 06:43:47 07/22/02 Mon Send me pictures... I'll put them in the fotki archives and then post them here (NT) Dave Arnold 07:32:13 07/22/02 Mon nice fury 1 rick 10:48:55 07/22/02 Mon Question for the group. Is there really any point in trying to salvage a police car that has no engine and drive train? (NT) -- I.N. Query, 11:40:53 07/22/02 Mon Sure, why not? -- Gary, 12:24:40 07/22/02 Mon Depends -- Rick, 13:21:20 07/22/02 Mon Ed Sanow stated in his book on restoring squads that certain departments are 'Blue Chip'...........CHP, LAPD, RCMP, NYPD, come to mind if the car in question was actually used by the department in question............and, of course: ANY high performance big block ex-squad qualifies as well......... (NT) -- Bearhawke in Az, 20:18:34 07/22/02 Mon My bad: I left out something...........as Rick pointed out.............the candidate should have a reasonably undamaged body...........mechanicals are easy by comparision. (NT) -- Bearhawke, 20:20:54 07/22/02 Mon Here's the pictures from Gary Dave Arnold 16:56:29 07/22/02 Mon Slime Green? Looks like an original mopar color. Can't miss it or lose it in a parking lot. -- ford jockey but prefer Mopar, 09:46:21 07/23/02 Tue Might be... -- Gary, 13:56:38 07/23/02 Tue 74 Gran Fury -- Tom W., 22:40:17 07/24/02 Wed