I have a GC 350 Fury I bought from the original owner and it has a
silver V on a gold grille.
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From: ArthurWLinden@xxxxxxx
Date: Tuesday, April 25, 2006 1:04 pm
Subject: Re: [GFS] 1958 Plymouth Fury V Medallion
To: goldenfin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> I agree with Ron. In 1962 I rebuilt a crash damaged 57 Fury, but
> put on an
> all new 58 nose because I liked the look better. When I got all
> the new
> parts home, I found the "V" was silver. I took it back and they
> reordered it.
> Silver again! When the parts guy researched it, he found that the
> standard
> Plymouth used a gold V on the silver grille. The Furys the
> opposite - silver V
> on the gold grille.
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> BUT - I had this discussion with another member at Carlisle. He
> has a 100
> point car with a gold V. He said that he understood that the
> silver V was
> used on the 318s and the gold V was used on the 350s. My car is a
> close to
> original 350, and I have a silver V.
>
> It could be that it differed with assembly plants; or that they
> were a
> little loose on what went with what. It wouldn't be the first time!
>
> Art Linden
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