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djr71

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  • Birthday 02/04/1971

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  1. 1968 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible 427 4spd. The engine is not matching numbers but it is the correct year, It comes with a removal hardtop. This is a nice car asking $68,000
  2. here is a better picture thanks
  3. Hi I have a 1932 Plymouth PB Roadster, fuel is pouring out of the bottom of the carb. I noticed something has fallen out of it. I looked at a diagram and it says it's a pressure valve which I didn't think it would be at the bottom. I talked with Mike's Carburetors and they said it's just a cleaning port and all I need to do is put a bolt in there. They do not sell the bolt or know the size. Any idea what it is? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Doug
  4. TerryB, that is an idea. I am not sure about a harness shop around my area in Mass., I will do some research on that. But I am in Lancaster about 9 times a year so on my next trip I can try there. Thanks
  5. I have a 32 Plymouth PB Roadster and the belts for both spare tires are worn. Where can I get a couple of them? Thanks Doug
  6. I am selling our 1949 Packard. My father and I restored it back in 2016-2017. The engine was rebuilt, the interior is done and most of the wood is done. The car was done but my Father was not happy with the wood work so his friend started to re-do it. Unfortunately my Father passed in 2021 and his friend has no interest in finishing it. The car runs and drives, the battery needs to be charged or replaced. The wood needs to be finished on the driver's side rear. I have planks of wood which all the other wood was cut out of. My Father sanded the top of the driver's side door and there is a small dent in the driver's rear quarter, I think the dent can be fixed by a paintless dent guy. I have a can of paint with the paint code. The front grille has some pits under it, not visible from the front. The car was done and it looked decent but it need to be reassembled and cleaned. $15,000.00. The car is in Massachusetts and it has a title. Thank You
  7. I am selling our 1949 Packard. My father and I restored it back in 2016-2017. The engine was rebuilt, the interior is done and most of the wood is done. The car was done but my Father was not happy with the wood work so his friend started to re-do it. Unfortunately my Father passed in 2021 and his friend has no interest in finishing it. The car runs and drives, the battery needs to be charged or replaced. The wood needs to be finished on the driver's side rear. I have planks of wood which all the other wood was cut out of. My Father sanded the top of the driver's side door and there is a small dent in the driver's rear quarter, I think the dent can be fixed by a paintless dent guy. I have a can of paint with the paint code. The front grille has some pits under it, not visible from the front. The car was done and it looked decent but it need to be reassembled and cleaned. $15,000.00. The car is in Massachusetts and it has a title. Thank You
  8. Thank you auburnseeker. I tried ebay first. I will keep looking. Thanks
  9. I just purchased a 1932 Plymouth Roadster and I looking to find a dealer brochure for it. If anyone has one they are willing to sell please let me know. Thanks Doug
  10. Lew Bachman I was wonder about the engine size but she was positive it was a 292.
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