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J-GMan

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    Northern New Jersey, USA
  • My Project Cars
    1947 Plymouth Special Deluxe Wagon (Woody)

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    Retirement age, not retired
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    G-Man

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  • Location
    Bergen County, New Jersey
  • Interests
    Classic cars, antiques form 20’s thru 40’s

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  1. I think you are just supossed to get out of the way when a three-star general is coming through.
  2. Firestone heater completed and mounted, now houses Bose speaker in top section, A/C vent through bottom (that can be directed 180 degrees by the Firestone deflector) 2 USB plugs in lower rear-right side, one 12 plug in lower rear left. Thin radiator material from a CRV replaces the original radiator and covers the whole front section, hiding the Bose speaker. The original 6V tube radio still plays.
  3. Has anyone seen a Chrysler engine tag like this before? Replacement by dealers perhaps??
  4. At the 2nd(?) Annual Q-104.3 Rock 7 Roll Car Show at Overpeck Park, Bergen Co. NJ.
  5. 1947 P-15 Special Deluxe Stationwagon at the stables at Overpeck Park, NNJ.
  6. Seems like that could be why my wipers end up parked like this; in the center of the windshields. So if I reverse BOTH shafts (not sure what you mean without a diagram) that should solve the issue? A prior owner must have installed the current wiper assembly incorrectly, but the wipers actually run pretty well.
  7. I have the opposite problem. My 1947 P15 wipers work but “ park” in the upright position angled slightly against the windshields center divider. From pictures I’ve studied they are supposed to lay flat against the bottom of each windshield when in the parked or off position. Does any know how to reverse this? I’m pretty sure they are still vacuum operated. ... and yes I’m extremely thankful I have any wiper action at all on this car!
  8. J-GMan

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    Ughh. So sad. I have a picture just like that with a tree on the hood of my 2000 Jeep Cherokee XJ. However, when the tree was lifted off by two backhoes the Jeep started right up and drove down the street - a little crooked. ..
  9. Thanks for the shift picture. I am taking delivery of a 1947 Plymouth with a 3 sod column shift and I don't want to look like a complete newbie I've had many old cars and many manual shifts but no column shifts!
  10. Hi, does anyone have a photo of what an original “Chrysler Corporation Serial Number Tag” should look like on a 1947 Plymouth (car). The one I’m looking at is on the firewall, driver’s side. It looks too simple to me to be an original one. I’m wondering if someone perhaps made their own to display the serial number. The vehicle has a “Body Tag” on the firewall, nearby the Serial # tag and another tag in driver’s side door jam, near the hinges.
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