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John Fuller

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  • Gender
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  • My Project Cars
    1950 Plymouth Business Coupe

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  • Biography
    Car collector
  • Occupation
    Repair shop owner in Daytona Beach for over 30 years

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  • Location
    Port Orange, Florida
  • Interests
    Cars and more cars

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  1. I’m currently doing the headliner on my 1950 Plymouth Business Coupe. The last bow locks into the dome light bracket and is pulled forward. The hardest part for me is the material beyond the last bow to the area around the rear window that hooks into the triangle shaped metal teeth. Getting the material to pull tight and not wrinkle is a challenge. I’m still trying to figure out where the material secures at each side of the package shelf . My guess is it gets glued to the underside of the shelf. I’m getting there.
  2. I’m restoring a 1950 Plymouth Business coupe and decided to stick with the original engine. When they ask me if I’ve got a Hemi in it I just tell em “6 in a row makes it go”...
  3. 1950 Plymouth Business coupe project. Since I bought a partially disassembled car there would be many surprises. The engine was rebuilt in 1980s by a now closed machine shop. A no oil pressure problem while cranking ended up being a missing oil feed tube that was found in a box of parts. More to come...

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