Suddensix
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I have a 1949 P18 3 speed transmission. Can anyone tell me what other years this transmission would be suitable for. Are they the same 1940 to 1956?
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Have a 47 Dodge pick up with a foot actuated start pedal and want to change it to a push button start. I'm assuming that a 46-55 Plymouth/Dodge passenger starter will be a bolt on.
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Thanks all. The number I was seeking is MAW 4041 which apparently fits 46 to 55 Plymouth 6. After several false starts I finally found it on the net.
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Thanks Tim. Is that the number on the tag on the starter?
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Can anyone tell me the Autolite part number for a 46-48 Plymouth 6 volt starter? Thanks
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I agree with Frankie47. My engine is comparible to Forty6217 and I've been running a pair of B&B's for 4 years with no problems and 20 mpg on the highway in O.D.
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Looks like this may be where jipjob's milk machine might have come from
Suddensix replied to greg g's topic in P15-D24 Forum
That is indeed an interesting vehicle. Sure looks like dual wheels on rear. Any idea what it says on the door? -
Where in western N.Y.?
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Have you checked the general condition of the engine: compression test etc., checked for vacuum leaks or dragging brakes or a slipping transmission? You may be trying to breath life into a dead horse. Not having owned a slanter for many years I don't remember them giving great gas mileage. They are a great little engine though. Good luck.
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Didn't some of the BIG Chryslers from the late 40's, early 50's use a six inch rim?
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That is one sweet ride Rick. I had a very nice 41 coupe back in the late 60's and still kick myself in the butt for selling it.
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That storm is supposed to hit Toronto tonight and tomorrow. If the forcast is accurate it will be the most snow we've had since 2008.
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Isn't her name Tammy?
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What is the thing that appears to be mounted on the steering column?
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You won't have any trouble with a compression union on a steel line.
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Congratulations on driving the wheels off the old girl. I especially like the roof mounted wing to keep her glued to the road.
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That is a P18 Special DeLuxe Club Coupe. I have the same model.
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Yes there is a Rockwood Ontario. It's a little west of Toronto on Highway #7.
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I believe one of the tricky bits using a small block Ford is finding the correct oil pan and oil pick-up for your application.
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She be nice from both ends Rodney. Congratulations.
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That is one sweet ride Rodney. Sure would like to see the front.
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My first car way back in 1956 was a 48 Plymouth that was the same colour grey. Guess what it was called, "The Grey Ghost." Have a fun trip.
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There are quite a few oldies in Ontario running YOM plates but they are expensive, I believe around $200.00 to register them and a yearly fee not to mention paying an inflated price for a pair of good plates to begin with. As for me not being able to use mine because they are the same number/letter combination as current motorcycle plates, one only has to live in Ontario to realize that there are many strange rules in this Province that don't make a lot of sense.
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You can use YOM plates in Ontario as long as the number/letter combinations are not currently in use. In my case the 49 plates I bought for my P18 could not be used as the number/letter combinations are currently used on motor cycles.
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My 49 has a 3.91 gear and an O.D. It works just as it's supposed to. It goes into O.D. at about 30 odd mph and also works in second gear. I have no idea why yours won't but mine works fine. Also running a 6 volt solenoid in a 12 volt system with no problem after 3 years.