Author: Jeff

First the passenger front head light went out so I replaced the bulb. It still didn’t work, I tried swapping bulbs but the passenger side would not work. I had to run the truck so I wired the driver…

My car is a 1970 Fury. The FSM calls for a fusible link between the positive terminal on the battery and the starter relay. See picture below. Instead of that, there is a section of garden hose around a terribly degraded piece of wire. I want to put it back to original. Does anyone have a picture that shows where the fusible link should be located and the connectors? How do I know what fusible link to get?

Any guesses on why the garden hose was installed? I’m a little nervous about…

Fusible link questions

It seems like this car should be saved. There will be some rust but all the trim seems to be there and so is the motor.

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I can’t be on tomorrow, so I’ll start the 4th of July thread early. Happy 243rd to the greatest and most powerful liberal democracy on the planet! Long may it live.

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I’ve had my eye on this truck for a few years. It’s on one of my running/walking routes. I saw the owner’s wife outside a couple weeks ago and asked them to get hold of me if they decided to sell. I got a call a few days later and made the deal yesterday. Should be fun!

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Anyone know what the faint "44" means in the top right corner of this tag? It looks like it was hand-stamped. Thx.

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With auto dollies, are you able to easily push a car around in a garage with a nice concrete floor? I’ve been trying to sell my car because it can hardly fit in the garage, and has to be pushed all the way against the wall so I can’t back it out or open the hood. If I could easily move it around, I might keep it. If the answer is yes, is it still yes for cheap harbor freight dollies like the ones linked to below? thx….

auto dollies?