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Hello every I'm john me & my partner have just bought this 1948 Chrysler Windsor 3 window can any one tell me how many of these 3 window windsors were made I've find two different figures 1980 & 1600 ? Also were can you get the martial for seat & head lining like a cotton/mohair rgds john/Traci

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Recent thread on upholstery:

 

http://p15-d24.com/topic/38139-need-seat-upholstery-material-for-d-24/#entry399178

 

Headliner:

 

http://p15-d24.com/topic/38127-head-liner/?hl=headliner

 

 

You can do a search to check this site for more on the subject.

 

In the upper right you will see a box that says search.  To the right of that you will see a star, or wheel cog symbol. If you click on that cogged wheel it will take you to "advanced search".  You can then enter "headliner"   or "headliner material" or " seat upholstery"  in the  Find words box, scroll down, and click search now.

 

 

Edit: http://p15-d24.com/index.php?app=core&module=search&section=search&do=search&fromsearch=1

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Welcome & as said, VERY nice car. Maybe member DodgeB4ya will chime in on the production #'s. Also, maybe you should've changed your name to "Chrysler John" for this forum...... :cool::lol:

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Welcome John/Traci

 

Great another UK Car. Plenty of help available on this forum.

 

Pete :)

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Thank you everyone yes it's an amazing car. Unfortunately everyone knows me as buick so maybe we could call Traci Chrysler lady Traci lol. There is plenty of information on this forum so hopefully I can get information when required rgds john

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Cheers robin yes got here in the end lol

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The number of old Chrysler product owners in the U K has been inching up over the past few years.

 

I suspect you are still pretty much a minority.......but you fellows all have some nice looking Mopars.

 

Keep us informed on your doings along the way.  

 

Welcome Buick John.    (see......this time he didn't buy a Buick)

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Nice to have another Windsor jooin the group!  I sooo want to find a set of cowl mirrors lik the ones on your car.  They seem to be quite rare.  the red lettering on the hubcaps also gives the car a suttle pop.

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Bony-47p15

I still own the buick & love it. As to the Chrysler yes this 3 window I a minority for sure I will keep people informed of things that are happening rgds john

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White spider I'm not sure if mirrors are rare to be honest as to the hub caps yes I agree a little pop not over done rgds john

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White spider I'm not sure if mirrors are rare to be honest as to the hub caps yes I agree a little pop not over done rgds john

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The mirrors are very hard to come by. They are usually found on the town and country cars as original equipment.

They can be easily broken and thats usually why people are looking for one or more.

 

A set of Jay Fishers repro's which are not made anymore sold on flea bay for around $850.00

 

Another guy is going to start making some sets of these mirrors. Will sell for around $1500.00 next fall to winter.

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.....and the right side mirror cannot even be seen when most needed!!!

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.....and the right side mirror cannot even be seen when most needed!!!

that is why it is referred to me as bling bling..they are there to balance out the looks of the car..it was many years flash forward till practical useful mirrors became the norm..back in the day the wing mirrors were the practical application..not every car could pull off that look

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The right side is total bling. The drivers side works well. Just don't leave a car with them on it or they might not be on it in the AM!

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