my 88 Gran Fury had no build sheet nor did the 85(?) Fifth Ave i got seats out of to put in it. i have not checked the 88 AHB yet but it looks like his seats have been out before. has red seatbelt buckles in the back
for some reason Depts in the DC area really liked that look. even Baltimore County would put those rings on their cars. this continues to this day. you'll find Explorers with rings on their wheels in PG and DC although much rarer now. i think Chicago/Indiana area Depts liked this look too.
i never heard them make noise. but my suspension is already noise so.... the only issue i ever had with them is popping off on a big bump and they scratch the rim and paint underneath. i think the ones sent with my police wheels were 2'' deep. i can dig them out and measure them.
i did. they scratch up the paint on your rim but look damn nice.
the ones i had came from a Gran Fury that was at Crazy Rays years ago. recently found out they're off 5 spoke Z28 Chevy Rally wheels. i recently bought a set of Police wheels that game with beauty rings. i don't intend to do...
lean burn is gone?
checked for vacuum leaks? how are your spark plugs?
also check the vapor canister. i've had that thing shoot crap into the carburetor causing similar issues.
how rude of me. all 4 seats in the old Fury. i'll look at how to bring back the color on the passenger seat. passenger seat still isn't 100% bolted in and driver's will be put in with the spare seat track. just gotta find time to not be lazy.
damn comfortable but i definitely sit lower than i...
there is a slight possibility i may have a replacement in my shed. tan though. and kind of dirty. there might be blue in there too.
i had that issue a while back and i can't for the life of me remember how i fixed it. i know i took the molding off (i was gonna paint it anyways) and fiddled...
didn't quite a few of these cars end up over there? i remember going around the Beirut on Google Maps and finding an Aspen with a Diplomat front end.
i see Gran Furys show up in Saudi Arabia for sale from time to time and a pic of a police car from there.
if your cars came factory with no...
just to be certain, by stock. a civilian M in 1988 would have had 7 1/4 rear diff? your average Fifth Ave, Dip SE, Fury Salon has a 7 1/4?
only fleet vehicles have a 8 1/4?
seems like a steal for wheels like these. look in good shape too. hope one of y'all can snag these up. i stick to police wheels personally though it would be nice to see how these would look on the Plymouth...