oldmopar
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What model size is it 1.5-2 ton? Looks bigger then my 46 wd21 (1 ton). No real help on transport but you could try posting check over at the power wagon forum http://www.dodgepowerwagon.com/wwwboard/index.html
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The gallery page on the home page of this web site has some good front shots not to many rear
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a Few Pics of the 52 Plymouth That Followed me home
oldmopar replied to oldmopar's topic in P15-D24 Forum
Bob, it is a clean car seats and door panels redone body is good even the rockers and floors look solid also see new brake lines and mc. It will be about a month until I can get the car in my garage and go over it but it looks like a keeper. I took a close up of the oil filter set up did not see a manufactures name but will look closer when I have the filter off -
Here is a link to some wheel information. I was posted on the forum a while back I saved the link maybe it will help http://www.teufert.net/wheels/bolt-pat.htm
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I sign on over there same as here oldmopar. The forum is not as interesting or active as this one but a lot better the TV Ed
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Last Weekend I went to look at a 52 Plymouth. I did not need another car but somehow the car followed me home. Below is a few pics the came with most of the trim and the rear fenders just need to put it back together. Interesting filter setup it was converted to a spin on oil filter Ed
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Brian Glad the bumpers worked out. I see using the link that JCW recommends a gauge to use with the unit. They do not say if it 6v or 12v I always thought gauges had to be 6 or 12 so why does this one seem to work with either voltage ? Someone please educate me Ed
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Is the sending unit for 12 or 6 volt ? Ed
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Good thing I am a long distance from Canada that is a tempting project
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I have a hub puller I purchased 4 or 5 years ago from a tool supply company I think the name is old forge or something like that paid about $100. I have it on about 4 cars one a 49 Dodge D30 I had to beat it hard with a 4 lb sledge many time before the drum popped but it has held up well
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Below is a link to the snap on online catalog. The puller is $148.00 but the shipping is free http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/tools.asp?tool=all&Group_ID=2248&store=snapon-store
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That is a personal message sort of like email but it remains on the forum . You will see a box in the upper right hand cornor for pm's
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There had been some discussion on 6 volt batteries group 1 or group 2 attached are 2 pics of a battery that was in a 52 Plymouth that followed me home yesterday it had a big 6 volt maybe for a truck 1175 cca. I have it on charge to see if it comes back to life.
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A 318 will fit so a 360 would also be ok not sure about the 383 check the links for some basic install info http://oldmopar.com/p15/install318a.jpg http://oldmopar.com/p15/install318B.jpg
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I have a hf grinder but I picked up a Dewalt at the local sams I like it much better then the hf and the sleeve you use to tighten the disk with can be flipped over for thinner or thicker disks. I get the thin cutting disks at a local Ace hardware for about $2-3 each the thicker disks are more for grinding then cutting.
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Give Roberts a call they are in MA http://www.robertsmotorparts.com/index.html
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Glad I do not live in Texas look a $500.00 truck to me
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Try Restoration Specalites for the clips http://www.restorationspecialties.com/
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If you come accross of a picture of that being a one Woman job it would be a more interesting photo
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he has a nice truck but yours may look better then mine its a 46 wd21 have all the parts including a newer engine from a 60 pw. I am going 12 volt with mine have a generic premade harness.
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a few years ago I replaced my cable in a p15 coupe got the cable from Roberts it was casing and core (complete cable) it was a little longer the the original or maybe I routed it wrong but it was a good fit just had maybe 6" extra.
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All this talk about plates just wondering who has the rare P15-D24 plate topper mine is in the garage since I sold my coupe. Ed
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all that information and a lot more is on the main page to this web site. at the link below scroll down a bit for the paint info http://www40.addr.com/~merc583/mopar/framesets/referenceframeset.html
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I posted a link on overdrives in reply to that question but here is a link to the index of other tech booklets. http://www.imperialclub.com/Repair/Lit/Master/index.htm