Shadow

Hey all, picked up a 66 Fury a few weeks ago. It's was really nice and solid, but she needed some love. The previous owner installed a 360 from a 99 Ram. They did a really nice job. Car runs and drives very well. I'm proud to call her mine!

What I've done so far:

-Power brake booster, pedal assembly swap
-Fuel tank & sending unit. Removed a 2nd unused fuel pump.
-Replaced passenger side door and fender
-Hooked up and replaced heater core
-Replace trunk lid, original tail lights and rewire
-Stripped hood of putty, removed and reattached scoop.
-Replaced voltage regulator
-Fixed various rusty areas
-Epoxy and filler primed.

mirec333

Awesome project! good luck, please post more pictures

Iowan

SO NICE, JUST KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!!!!!!!

OK?

RacerHog

Very Nice...

Shadow

Thanks for the comments guys. It's getting cold here, so working under a carport sucks...but I'm going to keep after it

Fuel pump went on me here a couple days ago. It was a 30 gph, 2.5-4 psi, pump. I never had any probs with it, until it quit. I installed a powerflow from summit (35 gph 5-7 psi). Seems to work ok till I really get after it. Then it feels like it is starved. My fuel pressure regulator is holding 5 psi at idle but drops to 2, just revving it up. My old pump dropped psi too, but it never ran funny. I assume, turning the pressure up at the regulator, would cause it to lose more psi faster? I installed a new tank, sending unit, and have a 3/8 line w/no return line at the regulator. I ordered another pump, similar to the original, with a higher psi rating(5-9). Hoping that takes care of it. Thoughts or suggestions?