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Hi. That is going t make a nice ride when done. Don't know if you are chasing parts or not but look at www.chevsofthe40s.com . Don't let the...
Hi Gary & welcome. Are you looking for info in general on the 55's or on that particular one you are getting. If on that particular one where...
Hi & welcome. Post some pics & start a build thread when you can. If you are looking for parts I found lots of old Plymouth stuff at both...
Hi. Check out both www.robertsmotorparts.com & www.kanter.com . I used both as parts sources when rebuilding the 217 flathead in my 50...
Hi & welcome. Yo7 can start a build thread and post pics and post them & discuss your problems & needs as you go along. Good luck with the...
Hi. Determine if it is 1 drum or all. If all not releasing check out all linkage & plunger in master cylinder and also the emergency brake...
Hi & welcome. Nice looking Falcon.
Hi & welcome. WOW, it it runs as good as it looks you really have something special. On the way home with it be sure to check fluids when you...
Hi again. Glad to see you have it home. That is really a great looking truck and they look with stake sides & wood bed floors. What is your...
Hi. The story - - Some years ago after rebuilding my Chevy 235 engine for my 46 Chevy Coupe I blew a couple of manifold gaskets. Both head and...
Hi Dave & welcome. What part of south Texas are you located. I am near Yoakum & about 25 miles above Victoria. Jimmie
Hi & welcome. Nice Plymouth. I have a 1950 Plymouth Deluxe sedan and it is a great driver & will run with the traffic quite well but I limit my...
Hi. Back in early 50's my Dad had one of those with the big Gas engine & pulled a tanker with it. He bored t out & added a cam, dual Fenton...
Hi & welcome back. Nothing wrong with the 235 ci sixes. My avatar photo shows the tricked out 1957 235 engine in my 46 Chevy Coupe. Is bored...
Hi & welcome. For the Dodge & Plymouth two sources I used for my Plymouth (they both carry parts for all the the old Mopar brands) were...
Hi & welcome. Nice car. Some of my sources for Plymouth parts & such are www.faxonautolit. com for a reprint of original shop manual....
Hi. I Go t www.faxonatolit.com & purchase a factory shop manual for each of my rides. Dome are originals and some are authorized reprints. You...
Hi & welcome. Nice truck. You will be putting that 216 into quite a strain wanting to go 65-70 doen the Hwy as back in its day normal speed...
Hi. Glad you are back. You have some nice rides in your profile. How about some photo's of them as we love to see this stuff. Jimmie
Hi & welcome. Post some photo's when you can. In case you do not know of the www.chevsofthe40s.com is not far from you in Washington State....
Hi. Did not see later post on other forum so answering here. You did not sate where you got the new hub caps but nearly if not ALL aftermarket...
Hi. Thought it is this coming Friday. At least that is when our local AACA club in Victoria is taking a cruise to a nearby town and taking in a...
Hi & welcome. your profile shows a nice assortment of old rides. How about some photos of them. Jimmie
Hi & welcome from down in Texas. Nice P2. One of my rides is a 1950 P20 Plymouth Deluxe. I belong to an AACA club down here in Victoria and...
Hi & welcome. Nice looking ride. What are your plans to get it running and driving? Those 235's are good engines and will do whatever you...
Hi. Back in mid 50's I had an MG TD with the little 4 cylinder engine. Bored 0.60 with high dome pistons and the stock dual carbs. Split the...
Hi & welcome. Both are really nice3 looking rides. I love the styling on those Willis Jeeps. Jimmie
Hi & welcome. When rebuilding either if yo need to replace original parts you can look at either www.chevsofthe40s.com or www.filling...
Hi. If you click on the Alliance tab at top of the page and look at the vendors who advertise here you would find this one -...
Hi. not sure if this will help but back in the day when I did paint & body when we removed the tape we NEVER just pulled the tape in a straight...
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