Brendan D25
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Sure is quite a piece of craftmanship. The name of the car " Atlantis" can be seen on the carpet mouldings. There was a write up in Old Autos on it a while back. Thanks for sharing Pat.
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That 31 is a beautiful car, knuckleharley. It seems it was meant for you to have it and I like your idea of maintaining it much as it already is. A good cleaning will do wonders for it. I guess if you want to go fast there is probably an old knucklehead in the garage.
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The year before last I went to Wal-Mart and found some gray material at a good price and brought the seats to a local upholsterer. She charged me $250 for both seats.
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Robert you could easily make room for the truck. You could send the 48 to me. I'll pay for the shipping, and will maintain it for you. Did you get a close look at the 54? It looked to be in decent condition. I'm heading for Sasketchewan tomorrow and will be on the road for about 4 or 5 weeks but not expecting to be in your area this time.
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So Robert I guess you didn't bother with the 32.
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Hello Ed, it's so good to see you active on this forum again. I used to have your site bookmarked but lost it then lo and behold you show up. I really like your P15 and what you have done to it, I bet it's a nice runner. Interesting project you have going there now. Is the rear part from a Ford? I will be following your progress. Good Luck with it, Brendan.
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A Fargo EH. Nice truck.
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Good Luck with your D25. Is the grille in yours stainless steel or potmetal? In the pics it looks like a D24 grille. Do you have any close pics of the front? Keep us posted on your progress. Brendan.
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The Daimler sp250, I think is a fairly rare car and will probably be a tad expensive. There is one here that I think is all original and hasn't seen the light of day for about 40 years. I did look it up on the net a few years ago and if I remember correctly the production numbers was low. I think they are also called Daimler Dart.
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I am not a purist, but it looks like somebody fu**ed up a nice car! UGH!
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Anybody know a source for this welting?
Brendan D25 replied to Joe Flanagan's topic in P15-D24 Forum
I think the proper name for those pieces is " splash pan aprons ". -
I am not familiar with the DeSoto dash, but if there is pitting it's a good chance it is made of potmetal and is chromed.
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I saw a post on the H.A.M.B. where a guy soaked his with water and got them off. I sent a PM to Capt. Fred about it, don't know if he tried it, it sounds crazy but water might do the trick.
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Hey Greg, maybe someone on here thinks your tweet! :D
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Sure do remember Pizza Frank. Sorry to hear of his failing health. Thanks for posting Don.
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Thanks John, I have it bookmarked and will read up on it tonight.
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It's been awhile since I bought a master cyl. I have a new one sitting on the shelf from an 80 Chev van and it looks like the one in the pic you posted. I might have to contact them and see if they will sell just the bracket and what master cyl they use, it would cut the shipping cost down if I could get it this way.
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Interesting, I am sure a lot of guys would be interested in this, could you provide a little more info?
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$275.00 plus *$25.00 for standard= $300.00. All the 40s Mopars listed have clutches, so why don't they just say $300 for the kit?
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Well you found the best forum on the web for your car. Looks like a solid car and you did a good job on your profile. Cheers, Brendan.
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Who Can Identify This? (Sorta On and OT)
Brendan D25 replied to Norm's Coupe's topic in P15-D24 Forum
I forget the name of it but Ithink it was an option on 40 or 41 Chevrolet. Maybe the "one hander". -
As a wise Guru of the P15-D24 once said " it's like eating an elephant, you do it one bite at a time":D (Don C.). Good Luck and keep us posted on your progress. It's amazing the knowledge that is on here to help you. Hmm, another D25:cool: it might soon be time to ask GTK to change the name of the site to P15-D24-D25. Brendan.
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When I did my inner and outer rockers year before last, I copied the shapes with coat hanger wire and brought them to the local steel shop and bought a sheet of 18 gauge and had them cut and bent by them for about $100. Good Luck on your project. Brendan.
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Ahh the memories, the "screamin jimmy"! That's what I started out on in the seventies, with two sticks. Later moved up to a V12 with 13 over, and a sleeper, didn't have to sleep on a piece of plywood anymore.
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I think you are talking about the headlight high beam indicator light.
