This P15 showroom pic is interesting.

[David Maxwell]

It's taken in a typical dealer showroom with the profunctory Plymouth banners hanging from the walls. However, the shot apparently needed a little additional lighting. Note the fluorescent light that has been mounted to the headliner just above the driver's door. You can also see the extension cord that was taped to the headliner.

[Normspeed]

Early special effects.

[John Mulders]

Or a extra courtesy light ?

Specially developped for Norm as he could use an extension cord that reaches the end of his driveway

(Sorry Norm ! )

John

[Don Coatney]

Or a extra courtesy light ?

Specially developped for Norm as he could use an extension cord that reaches the end of his driveway

(Sorry Norm ! )

John

Good one Jonn! I thould have thought of that. :D

[David Maxwell]

...clean up the dirty footprints on the floor mat.

[bob westphal]

I love that original woodgrained dash and garnish mouldings! MoPars of the forties have the best looking dash designs in the world!

[Lee Exline]

I have seen them offered in dealership magazines from the 50s so that customers could see inside the car in the showroom,

Some years ago I had a 1953 Dodge dealer demo hood that had two kidney shaped windows cut into the hood with plastic windows and a light on the bottom center of the hood that illuminated the new HEMI engine for the customers to enjoy!