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  1. That is a great looking dodge. I'm not looking to buy, but I would be very interested in some more pictures, and videos. Thanks
  2. I came across a 1950 Chrysler Windsor while looking for other parts. The car is a 4 door, and looks to be mostly complete, and would make a good restoration project or maybe a parts car for someone. I can post pics if there is any interest.
  3. Dave, Im still interested in a set of door sills to fit a 1937 dodge coupe. Let me know if you are still selling these. Thank you
  4. Can anyone explain why on a 1937 dodge coupe, that of the 3 hinges on each door, that there is a cover on the front side of the top hinge only? Thanks
  5. I am looking for parts, or parts car to replace the front body mount section on my 37 dodge coupe. The part that I'm talking about is on the front of the cab where the firewall goes straight down to the body mount . it is a piece of pressed sheet metal behind the front cowl that attaches the front post of the cab to the rocker panels. i think that the coupe, and sedan are the same for this piece. I need both left and right that are not rusted out. Thanks
  6. Thank you for your feedback, I will take it into consideration. Any other opinions out there?
  7. I am getting ready to spend a substantial amount of money for Sheetmetal replacement parts for my 1937 dodge brothers coupe. I have looked at SRPM, and the Plymouth Doctors websites for replacement panels. Does anyone here have an opinion as to who makes better parts, or has the best quality for the dollar. I'm not expecting miracles, and I am very aware that the final fit, and finish will be up to me. I will be replacing almost all of the floor pans, and lower body panels. Thanks.
  8. I'm still looking for a couple of parts for a 1937 dodge coupe restoration. I need the rear window garnish molding, and also a trunk prop rod assembly. Any help or point in the right direction would be appreciated.
  9. Dave, if these are still available, do you know if they would fit a 37 dodge coupe?
  10. I am getting ready to order some reproduction body parts, and have checked out 2 particular vendors online. SRPM, and the Plymouth Dr. seem to both have the parts that i will be needing. Floor pans, front cowls, rocker panels. Has anyone here had experience good or bad with either of them, and are there any preferences? Thanks for the feedback.
  11. I am needing a rear window trim(garnish molding) for a 1937 dodge coupe. please let me know if you can help out. Thank you
  12. Parting out a 1937 dodge 4 door sedan d5. Parts available for sale left and right rear vent windows. 40.00 ea. Left and right rear vent window garnish trim 30.00 ea. left and right back window glass with garnish 30.00 ea. left and right rear ash trays 30.00 ea. left and right rear door window regulators. 30.00 ea. left and right rear door latch mechanisms. 30.00 ea. left and right rear grab handles 30.00 ea back side of front seat grab rope with complete ends. 40.00 left and right rear door window garnish trims. 30.00 ea. left and right front door garnish trim 30.00 ea. left and right trunk hinges 50.00 ea. The stripped frame will be available for sale next week. 100.00 must be picked up local. If you are interested in any of these items, or need pictures, let me know. These items will be going to eBay if there is no interest here. Thanks
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