ScottDPCD

Someone can tell you the right year from the numbers you gave but I have no idea how to figure out these #'s. The D at the beginning confirms that it's a Dodge. The way I figure out the year is to scratch off the caked-on grease below the distributor on the block. There should be 3 sets of numbers, ex: 7-16-49 (July-16-1949).

Looking for chrome horns for the front of my 36 Plymouth, also a luggage rack for the same auto if I could find one. e-mail bobcar@netpath-rc.net

There is a 4 day swap meet of many different makes of cars and parts in Charlotte, North Carolina (Charlotte Motor Speedway) from April 1-4. When I go it's usually pretty warm. There mabye some Chrysler part's down there, however the biggest part of the stuff is Ford and Chevy. And I have a 29 Chrysler 75 Royal sedan and haven't got that many parts for mine down there, so it may not be that good of an idea for you. But (it's warm) and interesting to see all the stuff people have to sell. One year somone sold a 1919 Dodge touring down there at a great price and I hate myself for not buying it. Some years it's good and some are dry runs. If you have nothing else to do it my be worth your time but no garanties. Also a lot of sellers down there price stuff at an arm and a leg or 2, sometimes you can get them to talk sense <img src="http://www.aaca.org/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif" alt="" /> and sometimes you can't <img src="http://www.aaca.org/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" /> . It's all about who has what, at what time, and at what price.

Looking for a set of horns to put on the front of my 36 Plymouth conv. coupe (good condition or restorable condition). Also would like a luggage rack for the same car if I can find one. Thanks, Scott

About 8-10 years ago my dad and I spotted a 35 chrysler airstream conv. coupe. Down around the Martinsville,VA,-Eden,NC area. It was sitting in a fellow's yard pretty much fixed up. It had a red body and black fenders, dual sidemounts, 49 plymouth bumpers, and a straight eight engine. We were wondering where it went to. If anybody has any information of it's location we would like to know, Thanks. Scott