chopt50wgn
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Reg........very nice.........never saw that split window before , very cool and rare I bet. ...Tom
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I do have one as old mopar said. I took some pics of it in my shop, the rear fenders are not on and the hood is not on either, but you can see the top is chopped 4 inches and the posts were canted forward.
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yes, I also agree that Reg is a stand up guy.......I got a tail gate for my suburban wagon from him....was in great shape and saved me lots of time fixing the one I had...........thanks Reg
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Thanks Ruth1932..........can always depend on someone here to point you in the right direction
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I am new to the 50 style cars. I have a hood for my 50 plymouth and am asking if the brace that goes between the hinges is supposed to attach to the hood or just the hinges for bracing once the hood is shut.......thanks
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First thing...........thank you to all who answered.............Now for the big question.........I just need the hood to fit the car. The moldings etc are not important as the hood just needs to fit between the fenders and latch correctly.So will it fit is the question?
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Will a 1949 plymouth 4 door hood fit a 1950 plymouth suburban 2 door wagon?
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need to know from someone if they know a 49 plymouth 4 door hood will fit a 50 suburban 2 door wagon. I can buy one and want to know if it will fit....thanks in advance............
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am looking for a hood for a 49-50 plymouth surburban . if anyone knows where or if they have one they want to sell, please let me know. You can contact me at......us4ever365@hotmail.com.......thanks........Tom
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window rubber,bug-fuzz, door rubber for 50 plymouth
chopt50wgn replied to chopt50wgn's topic in P15-D24 Forum
I guess I should have added that my wagon has a chopped top, so I don't need the sliding glass rubber. The top is chopped and angled forward so all my side glass will be cut to fit........but thanks everyone so far for the "where to look" and "how to's" -
Looking for window rubber, bug-fuzz(window sweep), and door rubber for 50 plymouth wagon. I know of Roberts but are there any other places I can check? thanks in advance
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Just wanted to say that I have dealt with Reg Evans.....truly a stand up guy!!!.....got a tailgate from him , and it was in great shape and needed just to be sanded and primed. Would do business with him anytime.
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Am building a 50 Plymouth wagon. Am looking for the window rubber, door rubber and window bug-fuzz. Can anyone point me to who they have used to get stuff for theirs?
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Bud.............I have a good friend who has a 49.....would love to see pics of yours with the chopped top. BTW.........where did you get the rubber for the doors and window felt, etc.......thanks.......Tom
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heres the other back view
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Bud........here's a couple more. I need to take more pics, these are about a year old and the car is farther along now. Did you notice that when the roof was chopped, the posts are slanted forward .
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Just joined this site and am looking to talk with others about their Surburban wagon. I have a 50 Plymouth wagon with a chopped top and would like to know where others have gotten door seals, window felt and other hard to find rubber .thanks
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I work for a cooling system company and I can tell you that if you want to keep the motor cool, make sure you have flow capability. By that I mean the tube width in the radiator. Most all copper/brass rads have 3/8" tubes which work well. But when you are making alittle more HP, you want better flow. The aluminum rads start at 2 rows of 1" tube width. So even 4 rows of 3/8" tube will not give you the amount of flow the 2 rows of 1" tube will.......just my 2 cents.
