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Does anyone here have a lead on the 2 tools used in this post. I'm in the same boat needing to install the pivot shafts. Can it be done without the tools? Is anyone in possession of the tools who can give me some dimensions so I can make them. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks Robert

Gentlemen, These pics help me immensely. I will be able to move forward with this help This Forum is a definite plus. I will pass this link on to the owner of this car. Thanks so much One more thing , how do you upload your pics? With a max upload size of 3 mb my pics are to big to do so. I'd love to show you this car. Any advice will be appreciated.

Eneto & Andy thanks for your responses. I will check out both options. The car is coming along and hope to be done within the next month. Robert

Thanks for the input Andy. I have found a parts manual but it only lists part numbers with a description of the part, no pics or exploded views. I have figured out the way things go based on pics found on line. This car was purchased site unseen by the owners, big mistake on their part. I'll post pics of the work soon. Tried to upload a pic of the car but there is a size limit of 3 mg, can't do much with that. The pic I have of the car is 4.78 mg. I don't know how to get around that. Thanks again Robert M.

Hello everyone, Newbie here. My name is Robert and i'm looking for assembly info on the 1950 P20 Plymouth Special Deluxe 2 dr convertible. I started on this project 16 months ago and did not get pictures of the area in front of the radiator where the horns and support brackets attach to the core support before disassembly. My oversight. I would like to know if any has or might be able to supply me with pics or assembly drawings of this area. The head light and turn signal wiring junction blocks are located here as well. I have all parts ready for assembly and want to make sure I get the parts back in the right position. I have the manual which does have the wiring schematic but it does not show any pics or assembly drawings of this area. I'm hoping someone here might be able to help. Thank you Robert