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Monday 12/14/1998 9:27:53pm 
Name: Joe Biedron 
E-Mail: Dennis.Biedron@GTE.NET 
Homepage Title: 
Homepage URL: http:// 
Referred By: Yahoo! 
Location: Fox Lake, Ill. 
Comments: Farley, this is the best site on the net, as soon as I found it I loaded it into my favorites file. Even though it seems to be exclusivly for Diplomats, I think it`s the best thing since sliced bread. Anyway, I have a 1988 Plymouth Gran Fury salon, with the high performance 318-4barrel, and sure-grip rear end. It was a lake county police car (detective`s) and I have original factory papers to prove it. My sister bought it form rochenbach chevy 2 years ago after her honda died, when I first saw it, it looked pretty sad. The drivers side of the front end was smashed, and the rust, dents (nice rubber floor!) and scratches made it look like a real junker that was ready for demo derby, but after I had witnessed the furys` fury on the toll way it had found a place in my heart. But last year my sister had decided to get rid of it one day, and I was devastated, but when I got home from a weekend trip to Wisconson there it was sitting in the driveway, and my mom handed me the keys. Since then I cleared a space in my garage, and stripped down the fury for a total restoration, I have put in a new stering gear and ps pump, new front clip, and have taken care of the rust. I plan to clean and paint all underhood components, and put on chrome valve covers and a air cleaner. Over the past year I have accquired the chrome engine stuff, carpet, a bose stero system from a cadillac (speakers fit perfect, radio does not),chrome wheels, and a deal for a cheap, but professional paint job. When I tell people this they say how old are you? You see I just started high school and I have 2 years til the day of freedom with the fury. So I have plenty of time to work on it. Once I figure out how to use a scanner or digital camera I`ll send you some pictures. I`d love to stay and tell stories of the fury, but I`ve got an algebra test tommrow.

JB, 
Fury Fan
(dippys too) 

Monday 12/14/1998 7:26:34pm 
Name: Tim Adams 
E-Mail: tsadams@alltel.net 
Homepage Title: 
Homepage URL: http:// 
Referred By: Just Surfed On In 
Location: 
Comments: Flipped back in to check out your page...Had sent you a photo of 1989 Dipper and was courious to see if it had been posted in the photo album..no see 'um...when do you update...later...Tim 

Friday 12/11/1998 10:52:21am 
Name: Robert Riehm 
E-Mail: riehm@excite.com 
Homepage Title: 
Homepage URL: http:// 
Referred By: Just Surfed On In 
Location: MN 
Comments: Awesome page! My friend has a 84 SE, and it has been hit head on by a truck 1and half times it's size, and the thing kept on running! All that was damaged was thee grill and bumper! 

Tuesday 12/08/1998 6:58:40pm 
Name: jeremy 
E-Mail: car633@juno.net 
Homepage Title: 
Homepage URL: http:// 
Referred By: Just Surfed On In 
Location: louisiana 
Comments: great site lot's of good pictures Can the dip's in the dip heaven picture be purchased or bought for parts?


anyone with a for sale 80's salon email me please
car633@juno.net 

Saturday 12/05/1998 4:29:36pm 
Name: Micah French 
E-Mail: MICAHF@webtv.net 
Homepage Title: 
Homepage URL: http:// 
Referred By: Yahoo! 
Location: Lima, Oh 
Comments: Enjoyed your page. Proud owner of a 79 LeBaron will register her later. 

Wednesday 12/02/1998 5:03:43pm 
Name: Tom Adams 
E-Mail: diplomat@netonecom.net 
Homepage Title: 
Homepage URL: http:// 
Referred By: From a Friend 
Location: Eastpointe, Michigan 
Comments: Let me be the first to sign the new guestbook for Farley's Dodge Diplomat. If you like Mopars, especially of the M-body style, then Farley's page is the place to be! Stop on in on the Forum page a make a few friends and learn a thing or two, maybe teach us something. You'll be glad you did.

Date: 1999-06-18 00:23:00
The Midnight Runner ( Oldmopar669@hotmail.com / none) wrote: 
I would like it you would compare the grille of the '80 Fairmount and a 1983 Plymouth reliant I 5think you would be surprised!!!!
p.s. I'm a major Mopar fan so don't confuse me with some ford idiot!!! 

Date: 1999-05-11 17:41:00
Tommy Eide ( TomEide@Hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: 
Great! I love info about my car "Dodgie" witch is a Dodge Diplomat 1979 Stationwagon,with the 318-lean burn Engine. Me and my Girlfriend, we live in norway, & we Love this car...
I said I should sell it once, but she almost killed me... ha,ha,ha! What a Great Car.
I Wonder if any could get me the sales brocure for a -79...??? maybe you could scan it in so ot 

Date: 1999-02-02 04:27:00
Dennis L. Kerley III ( dkjr@catt.com / http://catt.com) wrote: 
Love your Diplomat page. I Have been searching for a year for the right 2 door diplomat or lebaron between 1977-1979 and I believe I have found it and will be purchasing it, in the next two weeks. It is going to become a one of a kind hot rod!!! 

Date: 1998-12-04 19:04:00
Michael Barletta ( www.HemiGTX68@aol.com / no homepage) wrote: 
I drive and race a '68 Hemi GTX. I also spend alot of time on my '85 Police Pkg. Until now I thought I was alone in my quest for the most powerful, best handleing and best braking daily driver around. This is truly AWSEOME!! 

Date: 1998-11-25 00:36:00
Ken Morgan ( kwm@yewstreet.com / no homepage) wrote: 
Hey there!
I own the domain name "dodgedart.com"
I was going to use it myself as my personal domain, but changed my mind. If you would like to buy it from me you can for my set up costs plus $100. Total $300.
Let me know.
Ken Morgan (kwm@yewstreet.com) 

Date: 1998-11-17 18:40:00
Jose Lorza ( lorzaj@db.erau.edu / no homepage) wrote: 
Really cool page, is Farley in running condition right now? 

Date: 1998-11-17 10:09:00
RAUL NINO ( PANINARO1978@YAHOO.COM / no homepage) wrote: 
EXELENT HOME PAGE.
I LIVE IN COLOMBIA AND I HAVE A DODGE CORONET 1978 IN GREAT CONDITIONS, I WOUL LIKE TO SHERE IT WITH YOU, PLEASE LET ME KNOW HOW...
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. 

Date: 1998-11-03 04:47:00
Tony McLean ( moparman@storm.ca / http://www.storm.ca/~moparman) wrote: 
Need tech help re: running rich. Car is '89 AHB Police Package Diplomat with 318 4 bbl (Rochester Quadrajet). Computer kaka? Carb? Stepper valve? Need your help! Thanks in advance 

Date: 1998-10-25 20:41:00
Sailor Saturn ( sailorsaturn14@iname.com / http://happy.cjb.net) wrote: 
Great page with a beautiful design! I'll be back! =) 

Date: 1998-10-25 02:53:00
Shane ( KCMVS@worldnet.att.net / no homepage) wrote: 
KC Motor Vehicle Sales
Kansas City, Mo
We sell dip's and Gran fury police packages..
E-mail or call 660-436-4017 

Date: 1998-10-09 18:21:00
matt vail ( moparmatt_@ yahoo.com. / no homepage) wrote: 
Excellent page! Great to see support for the almighty M-body. I like the Forum, as well as the links to other Chrysler-related sites. Need all the help I can to keep Madeline (my 86 Diplomat) on the road!

Date: 1998-10-09 00:46:00
Adam Taylor ( adam318@geocities.com / http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Garage/3228) wrote: 
I like the additions and redesign. Makes the site look a lot better. Any idea when Farley will be back? 

Date: 1998-10-05 05:41:00
Jon ( Polara@webtv.net / http://www.freeyellow.com/members5/brougham) wrote: 
GREAT WEBSITE!!! 

Date: 1998-09-29 23:20:00
John Cloward ( jscloward@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote: 
I would like to let you know of the admiration that we have for your page showing the love between a man and his beloved car. We ran accross your site by pure accident while seaching for pictures of Dodge trucks. We were debating over the new body style and needed a frame of reference. All here in the office have had the chance to admire and comment on your page. We like it! 

Date: 1998-09-27 06:38:00
paul fosen ( no email / no homepage) wrote: 
neat page. nice to find others with good taste in cars. i have owned three squads an 82 85 & 86 the later two which i still own. take care 

Date: 1998-09-20 10:09:00
Dad ( FJBthree@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: 
(Looking at this from the computer at home.) The monitor at TCL is a lot better than mine. You have a really NEAT web page collection, young son. I continue to be in awe of your creative talents!
Love, Dad 

Date: 1998-09-01 06:42:00
Jon T. Lund ( jinx@the-bridge.net / no homepage) wrote: 
Dear Frank, and of course Farley:
Just wanted to tell you what a kick my folks and I got out of your page. Its touching, (or a relief?) to know there are other people out there who get so attatched to their cars. We have a 84 chrysler 5th ave, which we like very much ("The Black Stallion" after my mothers' like of things equine.) Still, despite its age it looks posh and dignified. My new significant other, a 57 Plymouth named "Joann" says to say hi to farley, her cousins were in law enforcement too (four doors, gotta love em!)
Anyway, Your page brought a smile to our faces! what a novel idea. (and deserved,too the F,J, and M bodies were/are fantastic cars)And don't ever let anyone tell you that a car can't be your best friend! Indeed, they may save our lives one day
Take care and God Bless. 

Date: 1998-08-26 23:13:00
Gary Garrison ( mr2@ns.sympatico.ca / no homepage) wrote: 
Amazing page!!! Extremely funny, and yet touching!! (=
Anyways, I've sort of received an '85 5th Ave. And was looking for information. I came to the right place!! The engine in it is supposed to be a 318 2bbl, right?? I think it is fuel injected though... Do you know how much HP the older 318FI engines had?? 

Date: 1998-08-17 10:09:00
Phil Johnson ( fulloblues@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote: 
Great page. I originally bought my '83 A38 Police Diplomat as a replacement for a much-loved and stolen (from me, not by me) '74 Dart Custom Sedan. While I would love to have another A-body, nothing will ever touch this Diplomat. They become a part of your soul, as I have found. 

Date: 1998-08-11 04:09:00
Sharon Muldoon ( smuld@fiber-net.com / http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Downs/1539) wrote: 
Very well done site - definitely worthy of an award from:

Date: 1998-08-07 20:58:00
Frank ( fjbfour@juno.com / http://tgh.lbdata.net/~farley/wtcs/pages.html) wrote: 
Thanks, Tony. I was totally unaware of the difference between the Sebring Coupe and Convertable. I knew they looked slightly different but had no idea they were *that* different. I'll make the approriate corrections. 

Date: 1998-08-07 16:13:00
Tony Crouch ( crouch@paws.cowley.cc.ks.us / no homepage) wrote: 
One more comment.... the Sebring Convertible is related to the Cirrus/Status/Breeze. The Sebring Coupe/Avenger are Mitsubishi built. 

Date: 1998-08-06 20:21:00
Natalie ( thoreaun@yahoo.com / http://www.angelfire.com/ia/natbot) wrote: 
I am a firm believer in "Mopar or No Car!" I grew up on such great cars as the mighty M-bodies, and I greatly enjoyed viewing your page. Please check out my Mopar site, which features my Polara, along with Newports, Furys, Colts, and Challengers. Pure Mopar Performance! 

Date: 1998-08-05 01:12:00
Frank ( fjbfour@juno.com / no homepage) wrote: 
In response to the letter below, for the benefit of other visitors . . .
Concerning the Pro-Life Diplomat on Diplomats 5, I had not noticed the LeBaron Eagle on the front assembly, but if you follow the link below the image I have posted, you will be able to view other images of the car, including a rear image clearly displaying the "Diplomat" name plate on the trunk lid. With that in mind, and looking at the color on the fiberglass lip over the grille, I am pretty sure that the front end on this Diplomat was replaced with parts from a Chrylser LeBaron. Although I had not noticed the Eagle, I was pretty perplexed by that picture, but this seems to clear the smoke a bit. 

Date: 1998-08-04 21:24:00
Tony Crouch ( crouch@paws.cowley.cc.ks.us / no homepage) wrote: 
I enjoyed looking around. Not many people are devoted to the Diplomat and it's counterparts in the other divisions. Glad to see your site. 
Just a couple comments.... The pro-life Diplomat in your pictures is really a LeBaron. If you look closely at the side marker lights, you can see the LeBaron "eagle". It also has the turn signals above the headlights, in 1979 a sure sign of a LeBaron.
Also, all LeBaron station wagons were called Town & Country, yes due to the heritage of the woodies of the late forties, early fifties.
One last thing and I'll stop. The Mirada Convertible is really a Mirada hardtop with a "caboriet" roof treatment.... a vinyl top made to look like a convertible. Not my personal favorite, but seemed to be pretty popular with the Chrysler PR folks.
Keep up the good work. When I have more time, I'll finish looking at your site. 

Date: 1998-07-12 07:47:00
Shawn hoffman ( no email / no homepage) wrote: 
My first car was an 88 Diplomat, and I loved it,once
you go Diplomat you never go back. 

Date: 1998-07-06 19:02:00
Adam Taylor ( oldcaprice@yahoo.com / http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Garage/3228) wrote: 
Good job! Your page just keeps getting bigger and better! Keep up the good work! 

Date: 1998-07-05 18:53:00
Mike Taylor ( kentaylor@intranet.ca / http://www.angelfire.com/ca/mikesspot) wrote: 
Since guestbooks look better with messages in them, i'll add one for you. Great page. I got Internet Explorer installed the other day and heard noises from your page for the first time. You've done a good job incorporating all that Diplomat info together. 

Date: 1998-06-30 16:59:00
Frank Billington ( fjbfour@juno.com / http://tgh.lbdata.net/~farley) wrote: 
Welcome to the new guestbook. I felt like the site needed a different place for folks to sign their name than the Forum, so here it is. Please tell me what you think of the site, what can I do to improve it, what would you like to see?