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Hello .. I am ricardo, I am from Porto - Portugal and I am restoring a dodge D25 special deluxe, 4 door ( year 1946)( I'm new in 
forum, so sorry for something i do wrong  )
At the moment, i'm in the interior of the vehicle and I have doubts 
about front seat tracks( when I bought the vehicle the interior was burned and don't have the 
front seat tracks ). Please, someone can help me with front seat tracks ( photos ) for my car? If possible send me the 
seats ( complete and incomplete seats - Photos ). 

Best Regards for everybody

Ricardo Silva

 

 

 

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Welcome to the forum Silva.  First a 1946 Dodge would be a D-24.  Also need to know if it's a two door or a 4 door.  Different front seats.

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 A Special Deluxe Dodge is indeed a D25  built from 46 to early 49 . Most were built in Canada but they were also built in Detroit for export.Most parts are the same as for a P15 Plymouth but it is important to note which engine the car uses.  as for Silva's request  seat tracks for Plymouth and Dodge from 42 through 48 should be the same but the seat for the bigger D24 Dodge is wider.

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Thanks dpollo

Yes. In my car some parts are the same from plymouth p15. The interior it's the same i think :) .. But i can't find some photos with  seat tracks :(

 

Send some photos with my dodge :)

Regards

Ricardo Silva

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The good news is you either bought a very nice one to start on,or that you do very nice work.

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If you can find out if the 49 to 52 uses the same seat tracks...... I suspect that they do not..... I will be able to help you.

The body of your car is, as mentioned above, a VERY Good one compared to many that I have repaired.   dp

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dpollo thank you again
My front seat is single ( does not have the split in the middle ) 

See this videos if it helps --> The body it's the same :o

 My front seat don't split in the midle. It's unique :)

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Regards

Ricardo Silva

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Nice work there. Yes, 4 door did not have a split seat. Hope you can find them.


The D25 was a Plymouth P15 with a Dodge front end and nameplate.

Desoto and Dodge D25 cars built in the U.S. used a Plymouth engine,
but Canadian units used the Canadian Plymouth engine, which was the
same size as the U.S. Plymouth engine, but of a different design.


Dodge D25 Deluxe, Special Deluxe
 1946   1947   1948   TOTAL
4,455  6.063  7,512  18,030

 

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Thank you for information rb1949

" The D25 was a Plymouth P15 with a Dodge front end and nameplate.  "

So the Dodge D25 have the same interior as Plymouth p15 correct? So the Front Seat Tracks is the same in this 2 models, yes?

Best Regards

Ricardo Silva

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