Factory 4-Speed-C-Body-Photo-Thread (2025)

Hello everyone,
I just finished looking at the 109 pages of this thread, 11 years .
I've observed that closely followed by the L-Codes, the Slab Sides with a factory 4-speed tranny are supposedly the most popular and of course very rare shoeboxes.
That's why I think the idea of opening a thread showing C-Bodies that are credibly equipped with such a gearbox from the factory is a good one. So I would be happy if everyone posts his or her other Factory 4-Speed C-Body here.
About production numbers I found out that John Lee (Standart Catalog of Chrysler 1924-1990) said they made:

1965: 2,6% of all Plymouth Furys left the factory with a 4-Speed-Transmission (8.577 examples)
1966: 1,6% of all Plymouth Furys left the factory with a 4-Speed-Transmission (5.288 examples)
1967: unknown
1968: 0,2% of all Plymouth Furys left the factory with a 4-Speed-Transmission (699 examples)

Let's start with a rare Dodge Station that I found many years ago in the internet:

I have a Canadian Monaco equipped with the guess a gear Inland shifter. Needs a polishing.

My 65 300

68 sport fury convertible - h code 383 - 4 speed. 1/40 according to some records

Canadian 1966 Monaco 440 4-speed.

Ross Wooldridge said:

Canadian 1966 Monaco 440 4-speed.

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How's the car coming along?

I think this must be a 1 of 1: A 1965 Fury III blue/blue with a 426 and 4-Speed

Shazbot said:

Love the idea of the 4 speed in these cars. Hopefully I can find one for myself one day

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Good luck in your hunt! I never thought I'd get one, but I just happened to come across a post on this site, and got mine. Never giv up hope that one may appear, you just never know.

LocuMob said:

How's the car coming along?

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Slowly!

Canada built J code 4 speed 66 sporty fury. 1 repaint. A decent survivor

This is not a original 4 speed car
Canada built 66 polara 880.
Was poly automatic
I did the swap to 440 4 speed.
Bench seat and white ball hurst shifter.
Original paint except for a repair front of drivers fender.
Oh yea upgraded to the power brake pedal

Dick Landy said:

Hello everyone,
I just finished looking at the 109 pages of this thread, 11 years .
I've observed that closely followed by the L-Codes, the Slab Sides with a factory 4-speed tranny are supposedly the most popular and of course very rare shoeboxes.
That's why I think the idea of opening a thread showing C-Bodies that are credibly equipped with such a gearbox from the factory is a good one. So I would be happy if everyone posts his or her other Factory 4-Speed C-Body here.
About production numbers I found out that John Lee (Standart Catalog of Chrysler 1924-1990) said they made:

1965: 2,6% of all Plymouth Furys left the factory with a 4-Speed-Transmission (8.577 examples)
1966: 1,6% of all Plymouth Furys left the factory with a 4-Speed-Transmission (5.288 examples)
1967: unknown
1968: 0,2% of all Plymouth Furys left the factory with a 4-Speed-Transmission (699 examples)

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Some of those figures seem to be pretty high, can't believe they made over 8k 65's. Wonder what their basis for those numbers were. If you mix the 3-speeds in, maybe you might get near that but even then it seems high.

Anyway, here's my 1967 L-code, a nut & bolt resto-

Shazbot said:

Love the idea of the 4 speed in these cars. Hopefully I can find one for myself one day

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Let's talk.

PH27L7 said:

Some of those figures seem to be pretty high, can't believe they made over 8k 65's. Wonder what their basis for those numbers were. If you mix the 3-speeds in, maybe you might get near that but even then it seems high.

Anyway, here's my 1967 L-code, a nut & bolt resto-
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Console + Inland-Shifter?

Dick Landy said:

Console + Inland-Shifter?

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All 66-67 & early 68 used the Inland, before & after they used some variety of Hurst Competition Plus. I use a 65-style Hurst for driving which has better feel, mine has the buddy seat.

Luke Pokrajac said:

68 sport fury convertible - h code 383 - 4 speed. 1/40 according to some records

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I like the console mounted tach, nice add!

1965 Sport Fury, 426ci 4-Speed

1968 Monaco 500 375hp440 18 spline Dana.
1 of 7. It has the reverse indicator and a May baby, so it's a Hurst shifter. Red one is a Lcode auto

Ross Wooldridge said:

Canadian 1966 Monaco 440 4-speed.

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Love that car. So which rear-end is in it?