...my apologies, the Sport Fury's Torqueflite transmission reads R, N, D. 3,
2, 1. (I forgot the 3.)
In addition to the gold highlights I listed earlier, there are also gold
"Fury" scripts on both fins,
and a gold medallion in the center of the Flightsweep deck lid (the fake
spare tire bulge).
Since there is no way to prove your friend's car came from the factory w/ a
413, I don't hink he can claim extra value or rarity...but if he can get a
build sheet from Chrysler...!?
----- Original Message -----
From: "Don Uhl" <don.uhl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2001 7:40 PM
Subject: [FWDLK] 59 Sport Fury 413?
> A friend of mine just gave me a phone call on a car of his. He has
> recently purchased a 59 Sport Fury. The motor in it is seized and he is
> looking for a replacement. He told me it is a 413 presently in the car.
> I told him that it was probably dropped in after the 361 was taken out.
> Then he said that the dash has a bronze plaque on it saying this car was
> special made by Chrysler for "someone" forgot the name. Then he also
> said that the pushbutton shifter has 413 stamped on it also. Car also
> has a lot of gold trim. Is it possible that some 413's were made in
> these 59's or was it dropped in later. What is the rarity of this car if
> it is correct? He also said the car came out of North Dakota.
>
> --
> - Don Uhl "Moparaholic" http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/uhld/
>
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