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After some pictures for reference please
casper50 replied to Dave Armstrong's topic in P15-D24 Forum
they are my favorite. I'd been wanting a fat fendered 3 window for a long time. Your's looks in better shape than mine. We lived in Harrogate for 6 years. While there my daughter sold a 39 Chevy pickup to someone there. Been about 15 years ago now. -
After some pictures for reference please
casper50 replied to Dave Armstrong's topic in P15-D24 Forum
Dave you have your work cut out for yourself. I have just completed the same job. Photos here. http://p15-d24.com/topic/35504-started-the-teardown/ Good luck. -
engine and car both look great.
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You'll have to either get it to a locksmith that can make them or buy new cylinders with keys and replace them.
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check all of the clutch/shift linkage
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nice transformation.
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Pflaming will be so disappointed that the exterior is all one color. lol Looks quite good. I'd go with the 440
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after the session the senator answered some questions from a newsie. He said it was a joke. Did he look like he was joking? lol
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Won't be surprised to hear that there's a government study about the possibility.
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She's become famous for being stupid. Oh wait a minute, maybe she should run for the senate.
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need a password to see that link
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Guess I'll put it in the classifieds and see if I can recoup some of my money.
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Thanks. Just about sure it's for a Plymouth with those photos. No holes in it for trim though.
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About 8 months ago I ordered a 47 Dodge right rear fender from someone. Don't have the info anymore. Tried a trial fit today. I believe its off of a Plymouth maybe. The holes and curves don't line up and the wheel opening is different. Now I have to find another fender.
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Delayed wipers are a nice touch when you live in a rainy area.
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http://www.stockinteriors.com/CutSewnCarpet.asp?Itemid=7461&MakeId=22&ModelId=546&year=1940&gclid=CJvb17Ks08gCFYZgfgodT4wPLQ http://www.auto-interior.com/pics5a.htm http://www.lebaronbonney.com/carpet-sets.htm http://wlsheadliners.com/1937-to-1940-plymouth-4-door-sedan-replacement-headliner.html http://www.ebay.com/itm/PLYMOUTH-1940-COUPE-2-4-DOOR-SEDAN-HEADLINER-ALL-PRE-SEWN-READY-TO-INSTALL-/161215980784
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and how far did you have to go to find it?
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My UTE is finally on it's way to the restoration shop
casper50 replied to Lee Exline's topic in P15-D24 Forum
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Looking pretty good.
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I believe the twin is one heater on both sides. I've seen some under the seat and some on the firewall. http://www.ebay.com/itm/41-42-46-47-48-DODGE-PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER-MOPAR-DUAL-PAIR-HEATER-HEAT-CORE-MOTOR-/131304680634?hash=item1e925e6cba:m:mGB7JZQ99Sp04ATJTidc4Vw&vxp=mtr
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The can says Rustoleum hammered oatmeal. Bought it at the local Trustworthy hardware store.
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very neat cab over
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The last piece of the main body that needs replaced is the rear floor stiffener. 2nd photo is mine unfortunately. It's way too far gone for my skill set. Called Dan at Kemp's Rod and Restoration in MI to see if he made this part. He does. 1st photo. Not cheap by any means but it's a very complicated part. Ordered it a few minutes ago.
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51ply post some photos of your car. From the little thumbnail photo it looks awesome.
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JC I did buy patches from a donor car and mig welded them in. Thanks Niel. Cutting metal is a bit worrisome. Afraid of cutting to much and nothing fitting.
