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I'm new to rebuilding and would like to know how I could get information on a 47 Plymouth Sedan. Can I send the VIN# to chrysler and get the info for the individual car?

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You can get info from the AACA Library. Also, <BR>look up The Plymouth Owner's Club web site.<BR>I have a 46 Plymouth and finding parts is not real difficult. What kind of info were you looking for? E-mail me direct, and I'll tell you about finding parts etc. Good luck with your car!

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Father Ron, I'm going to help you here.<P>Please, don't go to using email. There are a lot of other folks on here that may have Chrysler / Plymouth products that could benefit from your discussion. Email is fine for private infromation.<P>I for one know of someone that is working on a Plymouth and could benefit from this knowledge.<P>Thank you.<p>[This message has been edited by novaman (edited 12-24-2000).]

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If you contact the Chrysler Historical Collection they can get you information about the original paint colors, etc. They can also send you a copy of the "build card" for your car.<P>You can get the address information from <a href="http://www.ply33.com/misc/buildcard.html">my web site.</a><P>For your postwar car, another good site to know about is the <a href="http://www.p15-d24.com/">P15 and D24 web site</a><P>Tod<P>------------------<BR><A HREF="http://www.ply33.com" TARGET=_blank>Plymouth: The First Decade</A><p>[This message has been edited by TodFitch (edited 12-24-2000).]

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Parts & tech manuals can be obtained from <BR>Andy Bernbaum, 1-617-244-1118. I have had good luck with the parts obtained here. Also, <BR>contact Neil Riddle at 1-206-285-6534 days Pacific time. A lot of the mechanical parts can be obtained from your local NAPA parts store. Precision Body, 225 N.E. 47th Place, Des Moines, Il 50313 (phone 515-543-8285) is reproducing floorboards, rockers, etc. for the P-15.<BR>There is also a newsletter dedicated to the P-15 ( The P-15 Newsletter) contact Jim Lehman, c/o Associates Newsletter Bureau, LTD, 100 S. Atkinson Rd, Suite 212, Grayslake, Il 6003<BR>I hope this will get you started in the right direction. Also it may help some other people restoring these vehicles.

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Of course, I overlooked the most obvious place to look for parts. Go to your local book store and pick up a copy of Hemming's Motor News. Good Luck and MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!

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