• When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.

1964 Sport Fury

Looking really nice. If I may - why did you paint the car in sections like that? I'm not a painter so just curious. :)
 
Stumper said:
Looking really nice. If I may - why did you paint the car in sections like that? I'm not a painter so just curious. :)
Click to expand...

I am also not a painter. The body man that painted it was trying to keep dust from inside the body panels, from blowing out onto the paint. We cleaned it out as good as we could, but he was worried about what might blow out of all the cracks.
 
Interesting approach I guess. But hey, if it works and you get a nice finish that's all that matters. Can't wait to see it finished (as I'm sure you are too :))
 
He also said the new paints were making him sick. Full paint jobs were hard on him. He is close to having to retire, from paint related health issues.
 
A little more done this week
 

Attachments

  • P1020350.jpg
    P1020350.jpg
    146.1 KB · Views: 426
  • P1020351.jpg
    P1020351.jpg
    150.7 KB · Views: 421
  • P1020352.jpg
    P1020352.jpg
    130 KB · Views: 408
  • P1020353.jpg
    P1020353.jpg
    133.7 KB · Views: 416
  • P1020354.jpg
    P1020354.jpg
    196.6 KB · Views: 425
Little work? OKAY... You sir have a beauty on you hands there!
ma.gif
 
'64 plymouth 2drhtp is probably my favorite mopar. i really enjoy the early b's and its neat to see folks putting them back on the road.
 
Been awhile since I posted any progress but I have been working on the 64 here and there. I put 3" pipes on it, it's a little over kill for a 383 but they sure look good Also put the new 65 rear housing and 3:55 gears in.
 

Attachments

  • P1020383.jpg
    P1020383.jpg
    119.8 KB · Views: 323
  • P1020384.jpg
    P1020384.jpg
    110.4 KB · Views: 338
Started to put the Legendary interior in, and finished the dash.
 

Attachments

  • P1020395.jpg
    P1020395.jpg
    177.5 KB · Views: 352
  • P1020387.jpg
    P1020387.jpg
    145.5 KB · Views: 346
  • P1020386.jpg
    P1020386.jpg
    95.6 KB · Views: 336
  • P1020385.jpg
    P1020385.jpg
    165.8 KB · Views: 354
And been finishing up some more under the hood. I have driven it a few blocks, and thats when I decided to put the new rear with the 3:55s in now. Also the folks around town thought mufflers might be nice.
 

Attachments

  • P1020392.jpg
    P1020392.jpg
    143.3 KB · Views: 358
  • P1020390.jpg
    P1020390.jpg
    169.9 KB · Views: 313
  • P1020389.jpg
    P1020389.jpg
    180 KB · Views: 340
  • P1020388.jpg
    P1020388.jpg
    196 KB · Views: 328
Some outside trim, bumpers, side moldings ect.
 

Attachments

  • P1020394.jpg
    P1020394.jpg
    132.1 KB · Views: 329
  • P1020393.jpg
    P1020393.jpg
    146.9 KB · Views: 329
  • P1020391.jpg
    P1020391.jpg
    155.6 KB · Views: 354
Wow that is one super sweet 64 ! I love it ! Ron

399239593.gif
 
Very very nice! I haven't looked at your progress in a while and that 64 is really coming together.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Similar threads

6
1964 Plymouth aftermarket A/C install
Replies
3
Views
318
Dave6T4
Dave6T4
M
  • Locked
FOR SALE 1964 Sport Fury seat covers
Replies
0
Views
673
Mopar 65
M
65satelliteman
  • Locked
SOLD 1965 Sport Fury Grill Emblem NOS
Replies
0
Views
530
65satelliteman
65satelliteman
65satelliteman
  • Locked
FOR SALE 1964 Sport Fury Steering Wheel - Black
Replies
0
Views
791
65satelliteman
65satelliteman
J
header question
Replies
2
Views
532
johnny ga
J
Auto Transport Service
Back
Top