What is it?

[Faulkner]

Here's an interesting pic that shares at least one feature with our mystery car (which is not a Dodge, but a Plymouth). And the feature I am referring to, is not the number of doors...

[tomf]

This is a Plodge.
Tom

[Faulkner]

Fershur, but it was marketed in Canada as a Dodge. No? At any rate,

It looks like a 4dr hardtop roof though

It is indeed, Matthew. And, it shares something else in common with the picture in my last post. And here is another teaser...

Do you see what it is?

[Matthew Keij]

The Dodge roof trim.

So its a Fury! I was thinking Sport Fury

[Matthew Keij]

Just like in the parts manual

Notice the incorrect placed Fury emblems

[Faulkner]

The Dodge roof trim.

Indeed! And here's a clearer picture of it.

So its a Fury! I was thinking Sport Fury

What are you saying - that you think it's a four-door Fury with the Dodge (or, DeSoto?) trim? (Bernie pointed out to me that there's a Plymouth part number for this ornament in the parts catalog, although it was never used in production: page 23AM, ID 23-34-334.)

You can't be saying that it's a four-door Sport Fury. There weren't any of those produced.

[Faulkner]

Ah! We crossed in the ether. Yes, that's the part.

[Matthew Keij]

I know Sport Fury 4drs were never produced but on one of those fuzzy pics it looked like Sport Fury trim.

It's the same as the front fender ornaments. There is a p/n but never produced.
There are a lot more mistakes in the parts manual

[Faulkner]

You mean, this one?

Hmmm...

[Matthew Keij]

Yep! Thought it was a SF!

[Faulkner]

Like this one?

[Matthew Keij]

That's fantastic!!! I'd like to see a Sport Fury Suburban

[Matthew Keij]

Now we are all over mistakes, how about these in the parts manual

[Faulkner]

Fury with Belvedere logo

Something like that will be the topic of our next puzzler, from the second picture Bernie sent me!


But now...

[Faulkner]

...the moment you've all been waiting for...