Dennis Hemingway

My radial spare fits in the well on my coupe with no problem. It is a 205 75 R15. Dennis:cool:

I went over to see the guy that I bought my 48 Plymouth from last night and he could not wait to show me the car his grandson just bought. (Sorry I did not have my camera with me) It is a 1942 Oldsmobile, now that has to be a rare car. Dennis:eek: This car looks like it's in about the same condition.

Great news, Take it easy and do what the doctors say. Dennis:cool:

Here is the web site that was sent to me. Dennis:cool: http://www.hankstruckpictures.com/john_jurkowski_trucks2.htm

I have my Plymouth Jug that I found on Ebay. Dennis:D

http://www.kanter.com///productdetail.aspx?Tg=2072764&Mak=Plymouth&Yr=47&Dv=1&Dpt=1100&Sb=0&Vdr=&Itm=&MDv=1&MDpt=0&MSb=0&Cat=6&Prc=35

Here are some neet old photos that were sent to me. Dennis:cool:

What no Jeep Wrangler? I still think they should bring back the Fiat Topolino 500 and put in a Dodge Hemi engine. To get something like this. Dennis:eek:

Like I said, too bad that I didn't see your post before you left, as you passed within 5 miles of my place. (where the I15 & I40 Split) Dennis:(

Bob, That is a Truck, Utility, 3/4 ton, 4x4 M-1009. The M-1009 is a Commercial Utility Cargo Vehicle (CUCV pronounced "cuck-vee"), a military modified Chevrolet/General Motors Model K10516 Blazer with a 3/4 ton rating. The CUCVs were an attempt by the U.S. military to use COTS (commercial, off-the-shelf) vehicles with minor modification in non-combat roles. This effort to save money was not very successful and eventually all CUCV units where replaced by HMMWVs. The M1009 was produced for the U.S. military from 1983 to 1986. The M1009 differs from the civilian Blazer in that it has a heavier spring in the suspenstion and has no air conditioning. The electical system is a hybrid 12/24 volt, with most of the truck running on GMC standard 12 volt electrics, but the glow plugs, the starter, and the military slave cable jack are at 24 volts. The M1009 has a pair of 12v alternators and batteries wired in series to supply the 24 volt circuit. The glow plugs are standard 12 volt plus wired through a bank of resistors to run properly on the 24 volt side. Dennis

Thank You Dennis:D:D:D

Where are the photos? Dennis:eek:

Sorry I didn't see this till Monday afternoon. I would of given you my cell number and we could of met up at the I15/I40 split. Dennis:(

Am I missing something or did you forget the photos? Dennis:D

One Last Time. Look it up. It says Entire Frame.. Dennis:rolleyes: http://www40.addr.com/~merc583/mopar/framesets/referenceframeset.html http://www.plymouthbulletin.com/Judging/Group2RevA%201-1-08.pdf

Sorry I missed that. Dennis:o:D

Welcome to the best FORUM on the net. When you get a chance post a photo of your car. Dennis:cool:

Congrats on the well deserved award. Dennis:cool:

Why would you say something like that? We have people here who have GM's, Ford's, Studibaker's, and other makes of vehicles, so why are we a-h's? Dennis:D:eek: My Garage. 48 Plymouth & 56 Chevy.

This one is for NormSpeed. Dennis:eek: http://www.hulu.com/watch/104159/highway-patrol-human-bomb#s-p4-so-i0

Congrats, Way to go. Dennis:cool:

Now if the paint fades just a little on the house will match my garage. The color Kathy picked was the closest they had to match the garage. Rodney, I was stationed at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, so I know what your weather is like. Dennis:D

I wish you would send some of that rain over this way we need it. It was 85 here today and I just finished painting the Fascia Boards on the house so now the whole house has been painted. It was white with green trim now it is beach with green & white trim. Now the house almost matches Kathy's new car. (Sandy Beach) Dennis:eek:

I have posted this for you before. Please look it up. Dennis:rolleyes: http://www40.addr.com/~merc583/mopar/framesets/referenceframeset.html

Not unless it did this week. I was in a Pep Boys last week. Dennis:eek: http://www.pepboys.com/?gclid=CKjrn7Wn1p0CFShSagodGjqdrw