Online Mopar Parts Catalog

[JerseyHarold]

I just found this online parts catalog from Mitchell Mopar Parts:

http://www.mmpar.com/mmpars/xx6.pdf

It's a huge 6.5 MB file and has parts numbers and illustrations just like the paper catalog originally issued by Chrysler. Maybe others here will find it useful. I downloaded it to my desktop for future reference. The best part is that it's free!

Harold

[RobertKB]

Thanks for posting that! I have already added it to my "Parts Supplier" folder.

[dparksie]

Thanks this is just what I needed for the old gal. If you find anything else please post, this is perfect.

[fedoragent]

And I am soooo glad that I didn't.

THANK YOU!

FG.

[JoelOkie]

Extremely helpfull. Thanks for the link. Joel

[Plymouthy Adams]

It is good to see the catalog has been scanned and put on the internet. I have had a hard copy of this catalog for many years....the book part number of his scan is the same as on my book here at the house...breezing through I see the first difference is the reference to the Ohio facility has been rremoved..on my hard copy they had just lined through it with a marker.

Frank used to show up at the annual Mopar event held annually at the nearby race track..alas they no longer meet there, squabble over facility and the track owner not wanting to upgrade a few necessities..sure miss that show though..

[Don Coatney]

Forum member Chester Brzostowski has built a webpage containing the entire P-15 parts manual. You can access it at the link below. The password is password.

http://chetscoins.com/1948p15/DocumentWeb/

[BobT-47P15]

I believe Mitchell Mopar Parts is the same FMMPAR who sells on ebay.

Frank Mitchell has sold the business to another fellow, as I understand it,

but was staying around to advise him. He must have a ton of stuff to

sell.......sometimes has some unique items, like a new cowl for a P15

convertible.

And a seemingly never ending supply of (evidently after-

market) left front fender P15 stainless pieces. (I bought one, and it

doesn't seem to be as good quality as my factory originl parts.....but it

was new and no dents, so better than what I had.)

That online catalog sounds like a handy item. Thanks for the info.

[greg g]

Roberts also has a pretty good online catalog with enlargable illustrations.

http://www.robertsmotorparts.com/index.html

[fedoragent]

Folks,

I figured that I would give back to the community and do one little service for all of you that have helped me since i got here. The online catalog that he provided was in multiple pages and not consolidated. I have consolidated the file into one large PDF that can be downloaded only for 7 days starting from today. Enjoy.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HFNYE3CD

FG.