blueberryfest pics

[Niel Hoback]

Met with a fellow at the show who has this '42 DeSoto for sale. He said it came from the factory with valve seats cast in the block and no inserts. Hmmm. It's a nice looking interior too.

[greg g]

well we know its got those nice hidden headlights.

[steveplym]

Saw that car at Frog Follies last week in Evansville and last year. A really nice car up close.

[Niel Hoback]

He's asking $17,500. Phone number on request. He's in Kokomo.

[Plymouthy Adams]

that is a pretty car..I am not sure what the real paint name is but I callthat Wedgewood and it is a favorite of mine

[Don Coatney]

He said it came from the factory with valve seats cast in the block and no inserts.

Just goes to show how much some folks dont know about there cars.

[randroid]

Folks,

For some reason I thought the P-15 was exclusive to the vertical radio buttons. (Lord, wrong twice in one day!) When were those radios used in which cars?

-Randy

[Young Ed]

I know plymouth used them in 41-48 however the 41(and possibly 40) model is different. The dash has a divider bar where the radio goes and the radio has an indent to work with this. So you can use a early radio in a late car but not the other way around without disfiguring the dash. I suspect the other mopar lineup used these radios about that same range of time.

The nice blue desoto also has factory turn signals

[Plymouthy Adams]

It seems the Dodge, Desoto and Chrysler's were a bit more "improved" as turn signal is not uncommon on these in 41...Both my 41 Dodges were fctory equipped with turn signals..

[james curl]

And electric windshild wipers.