blue p15

Congratulations!!

Sam, that looks great! How did you fasten the leds to the ornament?

Thanks, Rich!

I'm still wrestling to get the steering wheel off my '36 P2. I don't want to get anymore aggressive (heat, etc) until I know I can find another wheel if this one gets damaged. Anybody have one hanging in the garage?

Woodrow, mine is the original color. It had a repaint in the 70s, but the cowl and inside the door openings is original.

I also have an aluminum radiator. I need to get it painted so it doesn't stick out "like a sore thumb". I have a pusher fan and the original horns.

Andydodge, I would love to see the picture. If it won't post here, send it to dougkrassow@ymail.com Thanks!!

What is the secret for removing the steering wheel on my 1936 P2?

You have electric wipesr for a P15? Tell me about them. I might want to take one of them off your shelf for you!

I have a pair of fender skirts in great condition, but I have no idea what they belong to. If you can help me identify them, I would greatly appreciate it!!

Hi Daniel. There is a parts car in a junk yard not too far from me. I'm in Florida, so it might be too far from you. I know there are companies who would transport the car to you (for a price!). Just an option. Let me know if you want me to check on the car for you.

Makes sense, Plymouthy Adams. Thanks!

Thanks, Don. Does it need to be a high pressure hose? Or will a section of regular hose work the same?

Hi guys. I was doing some work underneath my P15 and noticed that the short high pressure line at the fuel pump is hooked up to the inlet side. Is this right? I would expect it to be on the outlet side. Am I missing something here? Thanks in advance for your usual good advise!!

Thanks for the input, Rich. I had the filter upside down!!