parts availability for Chrysler Fury 210 HP

[John Evans]

Hi all, I am currently restoring a wooden Abbate Villa D'este lake boat.
The engine is a 1964 ish' Chrysler Fury 210, that currently resembles a ball of rust!
Can I still get all the parts to make this an object of beauty, if so who should I use and do I look at adding things like electronic ignition, better carb/inlet manifold better rings, bearings etc?

P.S I am based in the UK.

 

[fastjeff]

Oh brother! Hate to say it, Mate, but you'd be better off using your B of R as an anchor and going with a Chevy instead. Parts for those old beasts are scarce--even over here.

Jeff

 

[John Evans]

Thanks Jeff, that's cheered up my Saturday!
I am yet to pull it apart so need to take a view then I guess.
Thanks for the reply
John

 

[bondo]

Ayuh,.... 1 option fer parts is Marysville Marine, in Marysville Mich....

Google 'em...

 

[daves69]

Most parts you find will be used I expect. Searching ebay and the rest of the web for parts, if you're game, is probably going to take a while.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Chrysler-31...980258&pt=Boat_Parts_Accessories_Gear&vxp=mtr


I'm thinking the "old style" poly domes have the same bolt patern on the flywheel end as the newer "LM" small blocks for possible repower.

Sent you a PM.

 

[WoodieMan]

Sending you a message.

 

[John Evans]

Many thanks all, for all your advise and help, I will keep looking on ebay etc for the parts, hopefully something will come up.
John

 

[AndrewP]

If you are still looking for parts I have a complete engine like yours, the starter spins it nicely, I gave it plugs and points and wires, and I think a fresh carb is in order.

Let me know if you are interested in any or all of it.

Andrew Pope

707 935 6951

Sonoma california