Post pics of your P15

[epix1718]

Would love to see pics of your guy's P15's, if you could please post some pics!

I'll start off with the '42 Plymouth Coupe I'm working on.. hope to have it back on the road by mid summer. I need to take some newer pics, these are from last summer, looks the same right now just has some mechanical work done (mainly brakes) and it's cleaned up a bit:

-Peter

[RobertKB]

Not a P15 but the Canadian Dodge equivalent - D25. It is a Plymouth P15 body with Dodge trim.

[Dennis Hemingway]

Look in the gallery part in the main section.

http://www40.addr.com/~merc583/mopar/framesets/photoframeset.html

or in the Photo Gallery at the top of this page.

http://www430.pair.com/p15d24/photopost/

Dennis:rolleyes:

[Young Ed]

Here's me with mine how it looks currently. Hopefully this will be changing soon

[Don Coatney]

Here's me with mine how it looks currently. Hopefully this will be changing soon

Do the leaves ever turn green in Minneapocopalipse?

[randroid]

Young Ed,

How will it be changing soon, you going to get new sneakers?

-Randy

[Young Ed]

That picture was taken in WI. Nice try Don. Change will be hopefully painting more of it black and reinstalling the brightwork

[BobT-47P15]

Indeed there are a number of P15 and D24 pictures in that first gallery.

Some tell who owns the car.....some don't.

Of the several I clicked on, I did not recognize a single name.

So, they either were early forum participants, or just someone who was

passing thru and put their car pic there.

Here's my 47. We have green trees and grass here in MO.

[Mr. Belvedere]

Awesome '42 Pete, rarest of the rare Plymouths more pics please!

[Guest P15-D24]

You just need to upload your pics and enter your comments. It's "Photo Gallery" on the gray menu header towards the right. Just need to be a register member and logged in to get access. Photo Gallery

[greg g]

also check the members pages, lotsa car and truck pics there.

[Captain Neon]

Always willing to share a photo of my 1946 Plymouth P15S four door from my travels. This one's from Afton OK.

[Mr. Belvedere]

Great pic captain, did you move? I thought you used to be from Colorado.

[Captain Neon]

I moved back in September. They eliminated my position so I had to look for a new job back in August. If they don't close my old plant completely, it is likely that second shift operations will cease all together by Christmas of this year once the co-packing agreement ends with the Mexican company that bought the Longmont Foods brand.

[Don Jordan]

I don't know how you guys post those big pictures. It's all I can do to get the thumbnail shots.

Anyway - after over 18 months I finally got the car home - of course I can't get it to run but no point in rushing into things. This week I'm going to check out the fuel lines and gas tank. Once it's up and running then I will take some real pictures.

Now the real hard part is finding all the little things - little stainless pieces, wheels, interior light. Another thing - the guy that did the interior didn't cut a hole for the master cylinder. I guess that's why they call it a project.

[BobT-47P15]

Actually, Norm, I did recognize your car and engine in those pics....but as I recall, it

did not list you as the owner.

I tried to post a picture, but couldn't figure out how to make it work.

[=PlyPals=]

If you guys want to see a P15 in Antwerp...

Here's mine... (picture taken in a military fortress that was build in 1859 (for those who find this interesting ))

[BobT-47P15]

Looks to me like they sell radial tires in Antwerp.

Nice car, for sure.

[BobT-47P15]

Don.......about getting to the master cylinder thru the hole in the floor

board. My upholstry man thoughtfully made this flap arrangement which

will fold back to allow access to that hole.

Maybe your guy could cut your carpet and bind it......in the same

manner.

Now, back to the picture thread................

[steveplym]

I had decided last year when I had my car apart to cut out the area for the master cylinder. Of course I never did it. I forgot about it with all the rest to do. I have a floor mat on both sides and it would cover it.

In sticking with the thread here's some pics of my P-15. I'm hoping to get it back together from the compressor mishap later this month. The parts are painted and ready to sand, buff, and reassemble. I've just got to find the time and ambition to do it.

[Captain Neon]

I'm curious about the aerials above the headlights. Do they serve as turn-signals? Requirement for registering in Germany/EU? I don't recall ever seeing a car here in the States so equipped.

[JerryinTx]

Here's a pic of my P15 at our first ever car show last Saturday. It was sponsored by the local "Early Ford Club", so as you can see, I am all by myself there in the parking area. The Ford guys were very complimentary, however, and two of them commented on how much better our metal is than theirs or Cheby's. One guy said Plymouths were the preferred taxicab in Houston, because they were so durable in the 40's. Said an old cab driver told him a Ford or Chevy wouldn't last 4 months in hard service, but a Plymouth would go for 400,000 miles!

[RobertKB]

I love the colour of your car. It is stunning!

[IronMike]

Nice rides! Thanks for the pics, I enjoy checking them out.

Mike

[Guest P15-D24]

Easy way to post is drag it the pic to your desktop, go to the Photo Gallery and click on upload photos. Then click "choose file" and select the one on your desktop. Enter any comments you want to post, then Upload/Submit and your done.