Looking to buy p15 hood light kit?

[greg g]

Well if it sells for the 51 dollar bid, looks like it will generate at least a 40 + dollar profit.

This is truely Barnumesque territory.

So this would only represent a 150 dollar billable hour, or about 15 minutes in barister time.

[Young Ed]

Where does one commonly hook these up? Up at the front at the parking light/headlight wiring? Under the dash somewhere?

[T120]

That appears as though it could have been put together last week - not that it matters.

It will do the job intended.

[YukonJack]

Here Mike...your prayers have been answered.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1946-1947-1948-Plymouth-Hood-Ornament-Light-_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem255a2395b3QQitemZ160426071475QQptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

Anyone else noticed that when someone on here is looking for something, it shows up on Ebay with in a week?

[greg g]

Ed I hooked mine to the ign side of the coil so it on when the engine is running. that way no need to worry about a switch or weather is on or off. If if you hook it to the park lights it goes off with the headlamps. If you hook it to the head lamps it goes off with high beams.

Jack, if you read between the lines of the text in the ebay description, it basically scrreams repop.

Edited April 23, 2010 by greg g

[Don Coatney]

Interesting that it makes no mention of voltage or polarity in the eBay link. If this new reproduction uses light emiting diodes it will care about polarity and voltage.

[T120]

...Also kind of interesting,I googled the manufacturer of the product as listed on ebay and apparently they have supplied parts to the Charles P. Chrysler museum? (On their web page under History)

Edited April 24, 2010 by Ralph D25cpe

[Niel Hoback]

Charles? Who's Charles?

[T120]

That's what caught my attention as well,Niel

[greg g]

Charles was Walter's lesser known brother. Although according to sources he was the real brains behind the outfit....

Edited April 24, 2010 by greg g

[T120]

Well,there you go.I did not know that

[LAKOTA169]

Charles was Walter's lesser know brother. Although according to sources he was the real brains behind the outfit....

He's the one who designed the muffler bearings for the Airflow.

[Plymouthy Adams]

records will still show he has the patent for Turn Signal Fluid

[Niel Hoback]

He's the C in the CDDP on your key. You know, Charles Doesn't Do Parts.

[mackster]

He's the C in the CDDP on your key. You know, Charles Doesn't Do Parts.

:D:D

[greg g]

I think he also had some part in bringing MAxwell to it's knees....