k72nova

Great, thanks for the info! I'm pretty excited about the project, not too sure which direction we'll go just yet but I'll be upgrading to front disc brakes, replacing suspension, installing a fuel tank, replacing brake lines, and trying to get it started. The guy I got the car from said he had it running 5 years ago so maybe I can get it going again. I MIGHT go as far as tossing an LS engine in it, with a modern transmission, and ford 9", that all depends on how far I feel like taking this. Really it's a project that my wife wanted so I'll let her be the deciding factor on which direction we take this. I agree that before anything I'll get the title sorted out, my neighbor is trying to get in touch with the original owners son that he bought the estate from, if that doesn't work out, I'm in Utah and from what I understand it's not too difficult to get a new title in this scenario.. I had to do it once about a decade ago and hope the process hasn't changed too much. I aired up the tires before winching it onto the trailer, so far they're all holding air other than the front left. Not sure if that's the tire or maybe the rim but I'll dig into that.

Hello everyone! I’m new here and happened to get lucky the other day, my neighbor needed to get rid of a Plymouth and I happened to be the person who got it from him, problem is I’m not 100% sure what year it is. The guy I got the car from purchased an estate years ago and this car was part of the estate, no title. He said he thinks it’s either a 49 or 50 but I want to be sure before I start parts shopping. After looking around at pictures, I’m thinking I’s a 49, but again I’m not sure. Any info on where I can find out, or if anyone can tell just by the pictures, I’s appreciate the info!