1940plymouth

Fred, I never left the dooryard yesterday, but had fun with the Plymouth and my granddaughter just the same

I thought you had fallen off the face of the earth. Good to see you out and about with the Fargo

Joe good luck and your first outing, pictures would be nice

This is the dealership in Utica, NY that sold my car brand new. I have no idea if the building is still standing

I had a Model T stopped in last summer, our Granddaughter Adele got to sit in it

I have bought some things from them, very pleased

Now he will have to install an air bag LOL

That was what I was thinking, thanks shel

Has anyone bought a new reproduction gas tank from Bernbaum's? The page says 1940 thru 1948. Just wondering, thanks, Bob

Chis, I have to ask, did you or have you pulled the radiator yet, and if so, did you pull the front clip off, or remove the water pump to get at the radiator? My crank pulley split on me last month, to change it I pulled the water pump off to get at the radiator so I could remove that also. It was a lot of work, and to be honest with you, I think it would have been easier to pull the front clip to get at the pulley. I will say thanks to Sears for the rachet wrench, which made it much easier to get at the bottom center bolt on the water pump. I have it all back together now, thanks to my son as he is the professional mechanic, I know just enough to be dangerous LOL

Coming out of Downsville, headed for Walton. I travel this route on our way to Cooperstown for my check ups, plus this route to Rt 8 to take my wife to see her Father in Morrisville. thanks for the ride

out and about this past Sunday with some friends of mine

Thanks Chris for letting us know the Dodge is home safe and sound. Nice looking license plate, far different that what we have in NY. Good luck with the repairs I and hope we all will be reading about another "Adventure" soon

John, A number of years ago I bought a few items for my Plymouth from Easy Jack's

I can't speak for the other Chrysler products of 1940, but on the 1940 Plymouth the center division far was painted the same color as the car, and I do believe my is pot metal also as Robert mentioned

Chris, now that two months have almost passed, I thought I would jump start this thread. Hoping to see some good news posted. Bob

JerseyHarold you going to be at Rhinebeck this coming Sunday? RobertKB, that is one beautiful Chrysler

I just got this photo off of the "Walton's" tv site, I wonder if it is the same car that attended this show?

A couple of years ago, I got to meet Greg G, Mark D and Chet B in Roscoe, NY

Thanks so much for the photos, they are fantastic. Here is one that I did last summer with my wife at an old farm nearby. I know that my wheels aren't correct, but I had to share just the same. I hope you don't mind, not trying to hijack your thread

Thanks Niel, LOL

Here is a photo that I found recently of my Mother with her sister and brothers, with her Mom and another lady. Does anyone know the make and model of the car? Mom is the little girl on the rear of the running board, she was born in Sept of 1929 if that helps Thanks, Bob

Check with Dave at Fat Fendered Relics, he may be able to help with the windshield trim and fender trim. If you can get a pattern for the windshield glass, any good automotive glass company can cut it for you. Good luck, Bob

cold north wind, with temp about 30 degrees, plenty of sunshine, lots of Robins, and lots of snow still on the ground here today

I have another car to be ID'd What is the car to the left in this photo? I am thinking late '30's Buick, Caddy or Packard. Thanks, Bob