To: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx
From: micher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Fury update
Date: Wed, 2 Feb 2011 13:52:45 -0600
Hay Dave B, Thanks for sending me some of your snow, but I really didn't
want the wind! What do I expect for free??
The Dodge did not have an engine or tranny , but it had been a colume
shift
3 speed. I would guess a 318 engine as I did not have to change the K
frame
to put in a big block. The Sport Fury has a later 60's 383 engine and
tranny. With the car, I got a dis-assembled 383 that I was told had a
correct casting number block
Also two other 727 tranny and another for parts. That is why my poor
little
Chebby 1/2 ton 305 C.I. pickup is squatting so much in the pics! I also
got
the stock console and bucket seats. If I keep the car, I will need a cable
shift 727. ................MO
{Steve Mick}
http://stevemick1964dodge.shutterfly.com/
----- Original Message -----
From: "David Bailey" <bb64d440@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2011 7:01 AM
Subject: RE: Fury update
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> Steve, congratulations on your accruement! Must be nice to have both the
> Dodge and Plymouth in 1964 vintage. And both as two door hard tops! Are
> they both 383 motors?
> Have fun and good luck with them!
>
> Dave Bailey
> '64 Dodge B-body 440, 2dr ht, 383 cid, 4 bbl
> 4 spd, '64 Sure-Grip rear axle, duel exh
> ZZW - Anniversary Gold w/ white side sweep
> In restoration to - as stock original (So far)
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>> To: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx
>> From: micher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Subject: Fury update
>> Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2011 01:01:32 -0600
>>
>>
>> Tonight we got some pics up on shutterfly--joining the Dudge Click on
>> the
>> link below my name below. It needs to be re-arranged as it starts off
>> with
>> the Dodge 1st pic.
>>
>> I made room in the shop and got the Fury inside last week. Problem: It
>> would
>> not start but would fire when you let off the key, and sometimes when
>> it
>> fired it would start up. And then it ran fine. I don't care for the
>> electronic Mopar ignition( to many things that can go wrong. So I
>> eliminated
>> the orange box and put in a single points rebuilt distributo and got
>> rid
>> of
>> a bunch of wires.Left the new looking MSD coil. Still wouldn't start.
>> Checked the ballast resistor and it had bright test light on both ends
>> WTF???? Then I learned that a ballast resistor doesn't drop voltage
>> until
>> it warms up. Wouldn't start. Then I found out that the hot wire to the
>> ballast was not hot when the engine was cranking. AH- HAA! Ran a jumper
>> from
>> the battery to the input side of the ballast, and BANG--it started
>> right
>> up.
>> Ran pretty rough, but after a while the engine quit and would not
>> fire.??
>> I
>> had another good coil that did not need a ballast resistor and ran a
>> jumper
>> wire from the battery to the input sideof the coil.. That fixed the
>> quitting
>> problem, but it still ran rough. Checked over the REBUILT distributor
>> and
>> found that the points were barely opening. Set the gap at .16 and now
>> it
>> starts up right away and runs smooth Well smooth as the lumpy cam will
>> let
>> it!
>>
>> Today I got a real surprise. Got it up in the air on jackstands to
>> check
>> out
>> the underside. Despite the rust you see in the pics, there is no rust
>> in
>> the floors or inner rocker panels. I knew the frontend had been
>> re-built,
>> but I thought he told me they mads the headers, Nope, the headers are
>> good
>> with no clearancing dents in them and fit real well. May have an issue
>> with
>> removing the full size starter It has a driveshaft loop and adjustable
>> pinion snubber. Something is a little funkey with the rear axle
>> housing-
>> springs, That will need to be looked into. but it does have the big
>> finned
>> brakes on the back. I still have some things to do while it is up in
>> the
>> air, than when weather permits, I will move Ms. Fury to another dry
>> building
>> and get back to Brutus( 64 Dodge.) I will have an update on it in a
>> cuppla
>> weeks
>>
>> List member Fred Pfaulp in AZ. fixed me up with most all of the Sport
>> Fury
>> emblems .etc. that I didn't have---Thanks Fred!
>>
>> Later.................MO
>>
>>
>> {Steve Mick}
>> http://stevemick1964dodge.shutterfly.com/
>>
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