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From the album: 1948 Dodge Town Sedan Options & Accessories
Jiffy Jet washer jet installed through the dash & windshield center post in front of the wiper motor switch. -
From the album: 1948 Dodge Town Sedan Options & Accessories
This is the visor mirror with wood grained metal backing to match the standard dash. Town Sedans have a lighter wood grain. -
From the album: 1948 Dodge Town Sedan Options & Accessories
Gas pedal protective cover installed. -
From the album: 1948 Dodge Town Sedan Options & Accessories
This is an accessory gas pedal cover. It slips over the pedal like a glove. -
From the album: 1948 Dodge Town Sedan Options & Accessories
This is the locking fuel cap & reverse light. -
From the album: 1948 Dodge Town Sedan Options & Accessories
Cowl mirror with the "Vision Aide" visor. -
From the album: 1948 Dodge Town Sedan Options & Accessories
"Jiffy Jet" decal -
From the album: 1948 Dodge Town Sedan Options & Accessories
Jiffy Jet washer bottle mounted in the engine compartment. -
From the album: 1948 Dodge Town Sedan Options & Accessories
This is the heater with the defroster option & fan speed selector. The "Temperature" knob in the dash is a dummy. Water flow is controlled by a valve in the engine compartment toward the rear of the cylinder head. -
From the album: 1948 Dodge Town Sedan Options & Accessories
The backup light switch is combined with the parking brake light indicator. Turning it to the right illuminates the reverse light. -
From the album: 1948 Dodge Town Sedan Options & Accessories
Radio head unit to the left of the speaker grille. -
From the album: 1948 Dodge Town Sedan Options & Accessories
This is the original sales invoice for the car stating that it was "fully equipped". -
From the album: 1948 Dodge Town Sedan Options & Accessories
This woven reed was left in the visor mirror clips by the original owner. -
From the album: 1948 Dodge Town Sedan Options & Accessories
This is the Jiffy Jet Windshield Washer foot pump above the high beam switch. -
From the album: 1948 Dodge Town Sedan Options & Accessories
This is the set of keys that came with the car. The owner notched the keys to help identify what they were for. -
From the album: 1948 Dodge Town Sedan Options & Accessories
This is the spotlight found in the trunk. -
I think I'll paint the DODGE script background to match the wheel
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I've always loved the hubcaps on these cars as well. I like the little ridges in the "DODGE" script on the center cap (the red paint is worn off of this one) & I like the wide outer rings in chrome with white walls or in white with black walls. The thin outer trim ring with pin stripes on the wheel looks really good as too. Another well thought out feature of the car...
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"Gentlemen, my warmest personal regards to you all. Even tho’ we haven’t met in person, hopefully someday we can. Until that time, I still feel privileged to address you as “Friend”. Thx." My thoughts exactly... Thank you for your kind sentiments. Here's another new from the old Dodge. This is what it looks like from inside after I pull into the garage...
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I was thinking about your post last night & I remembered this photo... Its a screen grab from the Go Pro of my daughter watching the flags on this past Memorial Day weekend at Fort Indian Town Gap from the back of the '29 Ford as we toured the cemetery with the A&T group (a friend's '26 T is behind us). She's too young now to realize what a moving scene this was for her Dad, but I hope that her appreciation for those who served will grow as she gets older. This isn't a view from the old Dodge, but it fits with the spirit of the topic... I'm sure at least one of those flags represents someone you father served with.
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Fun, fun. When you finally get one installed, post a short video for us of you driving backwards in the rain with your Plymouth.
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Looks great. You're really making good progress. You must have a lot of natural talent & ambition. Can't wait to see the finished product.
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Very cool. I'll keep an eye out for that.
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Thanks!
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Anyone know the story of this gas pedal cover ? It slips over the stock gas pedal on our '48 Town Sedan. Looks like its been there since new. Did they come with these, or would it be a period accessory?
