David Musselwhite
Well-Known Member
First I will say I love this car I have never seen another like this one and I don't know exactly how rare it is.What I have for sale is my 1973 Gran coupe Fury 2 door in honey gold. It has it's original 440 and 8.75 rear end. Interior is front bucket seats with the center buddy seat in parchment. The car has some nice options electric front seat, rim blow steering wheel, electric windows, electric door locks and tilt steering column, amfm radio, rear defrost and ac. The engine runs strong, I had the original thermoquad rebuilt by a rebuilder in Florida. I had the original radiator re cored and had the top cap of the radiator replaced with a original, to keep the car as original as possible. I also had the original master cylinder rebuilt. The front brakes has new hoses and calipers has been rebuilt along with the proportioning valve. I replaced the rear driver side wheel bearings and seals and cleaned out the rear axle vent. I wanted a little more power from the 440 so I replaced the heads with a set of 906's that has larger valves, port work, springs and they have been milled 55 thousands. Shorter push rods was also installed along with a different cam. The camshaft I can not remember which one, it's a comp cams Xtreme energy lift was around .455, just a little bigger than stock.New coyles double roller timing chain. The car rides great on the 15 inch old school cragers and the tires are new. Transmission shifts great. I keep a car cover over it all the time. I now have some bubbles protruding from under the vinyl top, I do have a new top to replace it. The front driver side carpet is torn. The driver seat is starting to come apart you can see in the pics. The trunk and trunk lid does have some rust that's all the rust on the car. The under side of the car, quarter panels, front fenders is rust free. Ask any questions I do have the south Carolina title and it's in my name. The car is located in goose creek SC. The price $9,000 firm.
