66-67 Fury 2 door B body or C body ? (2025)

Jerry Hall said:

C bodies, 64 was the last Fury B body.

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Until 1975.

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440 PHIXX said:

Until 1975.View attachment 1852206
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I don't count that high, thanks.

Jerry Hall said:

I don't count that high, thanks.

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Nothing personal. But the site is For B Bodies. And interestingly the second naming of the Plymouth B Body as the Fury, lasted 4 years. Longer than the first time it was used. Dodge even called the exact same car a “Charger”.

440 PHIXX said:

Until 1975.View attachment 1852206
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Yes but a Gran Fury was a C body.
Which further confuses the issue.

Don Frelier said:

Yes but a Gran Fury was a C body.
Which further confuses the issue.

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The Satellite replaced the Fury as the top price class Plymouth B body for 1965. In 1975, the Fury replaced the Satellite for the refreshed sheet metal B bodies. Calling that same body a Charger was a stretch, but not as bad as calling the FWD 4 cylinder… Charger.

‘66 and ‘67 were both C-bodies, the C-body line started in ‘65 so technically 60 years ago now. As much as we love to have you here, if you have one of those I would consider joining up on ForCBodiesOnly.

For reference here is a ‘66….

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eldubb440 said:

full frame vs unibody? I never really looked under a C body

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They’re unibody. Even the D body Imperial went to unibody in 1967.

66ChargerHI-PO said:

‘66 and ‘67 were both C-bodies, the C-body line started in ‘65 so technically 60 years ago now. As much as we love to have you here, if you have one of those I would consider joining up on ForCBodiesOnly.

For reference here is a ‘66….

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Dude,It was just a question, I was asking for axle interchange. I have a 62 Fury wagon B body.

440 PHIXX said:

Nothing personal. But the site is For B Bodies. And interestingly the second naming of the Plymouth B Body as the Fury, lasted 4 years. Longer than the first time it was used. Dodge even called the exact same car a “Charger”.

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If you read my post...I was asking if the 66/67 fury " WAS a , B Body" because I was not sure. Becuase there were times the Fury was concidered a B body.

rustytoolss said:

If you read my post...I was asking if the 66/67 fury " WAS a , B Body" because I was not sure. Becuase there were times the Fury was concidered a B body.

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If we were to categorize, you would say 65/66 , or 67/68 Fury.

Runcharger said:

Dang that 67 rag is plain awesome!

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Thanks, and it will be going to Carlisle in July!

rustytoolss said:

If you read my post...I was asking if the 66/67 fury " WAS a , B Body" because I was not sure. Becuase there were times the Fury was concidered a B body.

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I wasn’t replying to you.

And yeah, also 4 years starting in ‘75 and ending in ‘78 the Plymouth B Body was called Fury.

Here’s a ‘76 Dodge “Charger”.

440 PHIXX said:

Here’s a ‘76 Dodge “Charger”.View attachment 1852656

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I think a good question is: which was better ( or worse ) styled: this style Charger, the Charger Cordoba, the FWD Charger, or the LX 4-door Charger. Someone should do a poll.

WileE said:

I think a good question is: which was better ( or worse ) styled: this style Charger, the Charger Cordoba, the FWD Charger, or the LX 4-door Charger. Someone should do a poll.

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This one

Dual billboards lol