LFT_QBA_1980

I did not scratch off anything but I did find this number on my 48 Plymouth same place rear Driver side. LP15L I am going to have to do some scraping. LFT

Are you saying if we like Three on the tree is kinda Girly. Crap, no bueno, and I thought I was cool telling people yeah Three On the Tree Baby...... LOL

Under the hood, Next to the steering column.

He is couple of on the US and Mexican Border town. Calexico, CA Imperial Valley.

Hey Deathbound, Here is some pic's before and after. Hope you enjoy them. Every time I saw a lowered 40's I just loved the way they looked. Took me couple of years before I said screw it lets do it. I am in Imperial Valley, CA

Dodgeb4ya, Young Ed, Neil Hoback and all that helped. Adjustment of the Linkage was it. Thank you all. I will put a pic of what I did so other people can know what I did.

Will do that after work today. I'll see what I can do. Thank you all for your help any pictures will help. keep it coming anything help will be great appreciated. Thanks.

A.L.F., Thank you, will need to do more research on the Drivetrain.

Good evening, 1948 Plymouth Coupe Original. Need help. I am having problems going into 1st and Reverse. Here is how it all started. Lowered the car in the back and in the front. Rear blocks 3inch (car no problem) Cut the front Springs. All started after I did the front. I don't know if that is what started the problem. After lowering the car in the front I noticed that my Transmission mounts were really bad. So bad you could not see the rubber. GONE. at the time It was really hard to get into 2nd and 3rd. Then it changed from only going into Reverse, 1st and 3rd. I thought maybe the Transmission was moved or something that was causing the problem. After installing the transmission mounts I tough that would fix the problem, well I can't go into 1st or Reverse. Any Ideas? Please help. Thanks, Ariel

Hey, Congrats on your first Classic. Here are some website that have helped me regarding VIN numbers. Engine and Car. http://t137.com/registry/help/otherengines/otherengines.php http://www.ply33.com/Misc/vin The older the car the better it is. Good luck, LFTQBA1980