Proud owner of a NEW 42 Year old Plymouth
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Proud owner of a NEW 42 Year old Plymouth
This is my third Chrysler auto, First Love was a 1972 Plymouth Duster with a 318, Second and I still have it a 1991 Dodge Caravan. Now I am the proud onwer of a 1969 Plymouth Fury III Convertible. This is a resortation project, but the body and trim are straight with no rust through on sheet metal. I do need a Rear Bench Seat if anyone knows where I can find one.
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Welcome to the forum... I don't know where to find your needed seat.. But I bet someone on here will..... While you are on here be sure to check out the Mopar of the Month contest... See the sticky for the somple rules and cast your vote and help decide the winner each month....
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I am a brand new member but I will dive right in. One thing to remember which you probably already know. Chrysler rear convertible seats are narrower than regualr seats. You will need to find a seat from a convertible to get it to fit. Any full sized Chrysler convertible will fit.Look for the years 66-70, they should be sized the same. Even a 65 might work, but I am not sure on that. Dodge Polara, Chrysler NewPort, Chrysler 300. Even an Imperial from 69 will work since they were changed to the NewYorker platform by that time. I had a 65 Fury III convertible with a rear seat from a Dodge Polara convertible in it. The only possible difference might be the shape of the top seat back. Some had cut outs for emblems. Not sure about the 69 Fury.
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