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Robin (UK) last won the day on September 18
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http://www.rockthejoint.com/robinandcolette.html
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Music event promoter
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London, England
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My Project Cars
1947 Plymouth P15 Convertible Coupe
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London, England. 1947 P15 convertible.
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My P15 Convertible, time with family, all aspects of 1940s and 1950s music, dancing & culture
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I've always enjoyed driving my P15, and I'm having even more fun now that my son's old enough to get behind the wheel. We worked the car hard at a recent Speed Hill Climb at historic Prescott Hill. The wet course was super slippery, so we got some sideways action on the hairpins!
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I'm also in the UK and have benefitted from the generosity of several owners who have sent me items and asked only for a 'thank you' or payment of shipping costs. And I've repaid the favor by doing the same for others. This P15-D24 community is a great space. Thank you all for your enthusiasm, advice and help over the past 20+ years.
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Thanks for the info on the splines. The rear end swap is all about marginal gains. I have a hotter motor that'll be fitted soon. It'll definitely pull the higher gear, so I'm aiming to move that sweet spot a little bit and gain some more top end speed. 17% is enough as I already run an R10 OD.
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Hi all, I'd like to swap out the 3.9 rear end in my '47 Plymouth and replace with a 3.73. Searching this Forum, I've found some discussion about the swap, including mention of the spline count. Does anyone have a list of which models would have run a 3.73 crown wheel and pinion that would be a straight swap? Any information that could help me in the search would be appreciated. Thanks, Robin
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I host this facebook group, which has a lot of European members: Flathead Mopar Parts - For Sale & Wanted I hope it's useful. Good luck with your car.
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That's mine. I picked up the bezel, then got the bulb holders from a Dodge set-up and made the bracket to suit the Plymouth part. I also took the amber inserts from the Dodge bezel but they aren't fitted in this picture.
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Robin (UK) reacted to a post in a topic: P-15 Picnic - April 2023 in the UK
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Robin (UK) reacted to a post in a topic: P-15 Picnic - April 2023 in the UK
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Really hope so, Steve. We'll keep you posted.
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Thanks Andy. There was a total of 25 cars: 14x 1946-1948 MoPars 7x Other 30-50s MoPars 1x C10 Chevy Pickup 1x '39 Cadillac 1x '53 Chevy 1x MGB GT
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We've just enjoyed a fantastic weekend with lots of beautiful cars and lovely people at The P-15 Picnic. 'Participants' Choice' was Ian's stunning grey RHD P-15 Plymouth convertible and the winning 'Guest Car' was an amazing '39 Cadillac. There were a nice variety of 1930s-1950s Mopars on show, including a '36 Plymouth coupe, a '41 Chrysler convertible, a P-15 Police car clone and a 41 'Ply-Soto' running a 426 Hemi. Here are some pictures from the weekend. If you're Stateside and would like to take part in something like this, please support The P-15 Picnic USA in September.
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It's the most upscale dealership ever, and definitely has a lot more more than two floors... it's the Chrysler Building in New York...
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Love that picture, Merle. Thanks for sharing. Here are some others I've 'harvested' from the web, through the years...
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We're only five weeks out from The P-15 Picnic and now have thirty cars booked in, including eighteen 1946-1948 MoPars, which will be a UK record (if they all make it). All classic cars and trucks are welcome, so if anyone else would like to join us please drop me a message and we can get you registered for the day, or for the weekend.
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VERY Interesting, NOS Dash Indicator. Help Identify Please.
Robin (UK) replied to Skrambler's topic in P15-D24 Forum
It's a factory option and part of the turn signal kit. The one you are showing definitely fits P14 and P15 Plymouths. It may fit earlier models too. There was a similar part for Dodge cars but the bezel is at a different angle. I have gradually collected the parts to fit one of these to my car but I still need to make some plastic inserts for the arrows. I know Mark Duggan's convertible has the same, factory fitted. And there are a couple of D25s over here in the UK that also have the same turn signal part.