Thanks

[Kool48]

Just wanted to say thank you very much for letting me join this site. My name is Chris and this is my 1st Plymouth ever lol. I love this car and enjoy driving it very much. I have quite a bit to learn about this beauty. Thanks again.

Edited August 19, 2016 by Kool48

[BigDaddyO]

Welcome.

Learn to use the 'Search' feature or be prepared to get burned.

[plymouthcranbrook]

Welcome.

Learn to use the 'Search' feature or be prepared to get burned.

Haven't I learned that!!!!!

[pflaming]

And protect your shop or the culprits will send a fire cat and burn your shop down. LOL 

[Andydodge]

Kool48, welcome to the best mopar forum around, these guys know their stuff...........don't get too concerned about the thought police, best thing is to try to find what you want by searching but by all means ask a question, no ones perfect and after owning my 1940 Dodge since 1971 I still happily learn something new daily.........a good tip is to get hold of a workshop manual and parts book if possible and read cover to cover..........lol.......anyway regards from sunny South Grafton NSW Australia........Andy Douglas

[dpollo]

For your first-ever Plymouth you could not have done better than choose a P15.

 

I spent some time in Pawnee Illinois in 1991.  Visited a wrecking yard in Springfield and purchased an Overdrive 

for a Plymouth and another for a 39 Chrysler. Feuher  Brothers  long gone now. Went to the Illinois State Fair.

I recollect it was very hot and sometimes humid.  I visited an Amish Theme park  Rockome Gardens Enjoyed my stay very much especially the Mark Twain Cave near Hannibal Mo.   Cool,  55 degrees.

 

Lots of flat ground there  so you will likely want to install Overdrive as well.  Good luck.  dp

Edited August 21, 2016 by dpollo