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Flathead 6 Engine Rebuild.pdf
sparkEE_ commented on Mark D's file in Instructions, Manuals & Templates
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'33's are some of the best looking mopars IMHO. Attached is a shot of another Chrysler's Dash. The '33 DeSoto had a rather ornate dash - see attached pics.
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Looks like we're "neighbors" - I'm over toward Hobart. Here's a couple pics of the CQ I had. BTW: American Arrow repro's the radiator cap and gazelle in stainless if you don't have one (be sure you tell them it's going on a car).
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Bring your rain coat. It's usually a good meet
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Hi Tim, Thanks for the reply. I just sent you a PM.
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I need assistance shipping a non-mopar car radiator from Hawkins/Cochran/Eastman, GA area to Washington. Seller won't ship and radiator is rather unique. Any assistance would be appreciated and I would compensate you for your time and travel. Best Regards, W. David Kelsey (email) 425 8379355
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My experience with Mitchell Motors is about five (or so) years old. It was definitely less than stellar. I bought a brass water distribution tube which was pricey, but I was delighted to find. After a couple months I was able to get someone on the phone - a kid that was working for him who told me he wasn't doing well (cancer?) and doubted I would see the part or my money back. I did finally speak with him and he told me he couldn't find the part, but hadn't cashed my check. I never got the part, and he never cashed my check. I think the lack of communication and the weeks spent trying to get someone on the phone were the what got me riled up. I got my money back ...eventually.
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It's a '31 Auburn sedan. ...not a mopar, but the p15 d24 community is one of the best out there for sharing info and supporting the old car hobby. Thanks for all the transportation input!
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Thanks! ...I found it in the P15 D24 classfieds a few years back, when my son was a little guy.
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I just bought a antique car in Los Angeles and need to have it shipped up to Seattle. Does anyone have recent experience with car transporters? I have requested quotes from a couple of the big ones (FedEx, Intercity, Horseless Carriage). Thanks! BTW: It does "stop" and "go", if that factors into your response. Thanks again for any input you may have!
