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Post by sigmfsk on Sept 13, 2012 17:48:19 GMT -5
You're right - that 1974 "Fury, Gran" and 1975+ "Gran Fury" is a little confusing. "Monaco" and "Royal Monaco" are to Dodge as "Fury" and "Gran Fury" are to Plymouth. The 1974 Monaco can be broken down to: DM = Dodge Monaco (base) DH = Dodge Monaco Custom DP = Dodge Monaco Brougham DK = Dodge Monaco Police DL = Dodge Monaco Special DT = Dodge Monaco Taxi from: www.bluesmobiles.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=brochure&action=display&thread=683#ixzz26ON0VrK7And the 1974 Fury can be broken down to: PL = Fury I PM = Fury II / Fury Suburban PH = Fury III / Fury Custom Suburban PP = Fury Gran Coupe / Fury Gran Sedan / Fury Sport Suburban PK = Fury Police PT = Fury Taxi I don't know if there was a Fury equivalent to the Canadian only "Monaco Special". your friend in keeping the fury grand, arthur
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Post by Sean Belushi on Sept 13, 2012 21:23:47 GMT -5
Wasn't the Fury III a station wagon?
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Post by tk826 on Sept 13, 2012 23:33:08 GMT -5
Fury I was a four-door sedan only. Fury II added a two-door hardtop. Fury III had both plus a four-door hardtop. The Gran series included a two-door or four-door hardtop. Suburban wagons came in standard, Custom, and Sport forms. Custom and Sport were available with two or three seats, the base model with just two. www.allpar.com/model/fury.html
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Post by Lord Vadus on Oct 28, 2012 15:03:00 GMT -5
Just to verify; the door inner panels DO swap between Fury and Monaco, right?
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Post by sigmfsk on Oct 28, 2012 16:37:45 GMT -5
Just to verify; the door inner panels DO swap between Fury and Monaco, right? Hi LV: From what I recall, the upper panels that look the same, are the same (part number in the catalog). So cop door panels are the same thing. Panels that are monaco / fury specific will probably swap (they surely all plug into the same holes). Lower panels probably swap too, although I haven't verified in the parts catalog.
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Post by sigmfsk on Nov 5, 2012 6:06:15 GMT -5
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Post by spanks79 on Nov 5, 2012 7:43:32 GMT -5
This is interesting. It looks like there is another option for people that need 74-75 fenders. Use a pair of Royal Monaco fenders and graft on the front edge of Fury fenders to end up with a proper base Monaco fender? It seems to me that the Fury sheet metal is far more avaliable these days. I know where 3 74-75 furys sit right now.
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Post by Sd.Kfz. 400 on Nov 5, 2012 7:55:39 GMT -5
Looks good, but that gap between the bumper and grill/lights bothers when I stare at the picture. Is the Fury bumper(or bumper mounts) lower or are the lights/grill higher?
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Post by sigmfsk on Jan 17, 2013 6:00:10 GMT -5
Looks good, but that gap between the bumper and grill/lights bothers when I stare at the picture. Is the Fury bumper(or bumper mounts) lower or are the lights/grill higher? My guess is that the bumper mounts on the frame are the same (fury/monaco), and that the gap is caused by the different bumper. And if they replaced the fury bumper with a monaco bumper, the gap would disappear. above, showing gap above, showing stock
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Post by sigmfsk on Jan 17, 2013 6:12:00 GMT -5
I know from previously looking at the parts catalogs that the following are the same: - upper door panels - hood - trunklid The trunklid is the same from 74-77, for all Monaco and Fury. Can't get much better interchange than that! above, 74 above, 75 above, 76 above, 77
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Post by sigmfsk on Jun 16, 2013 4:37:04 GMT -5
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