chrysler30

My mistake. Noticed your measurements were OSD. Mine are pretty close to them.

Sure is different than my '30 66.

Wonder if my 66 is the same?

My '49 Anglia with a 389 in the front seat held it's own. Those were the days!!!!

Step on it honey......I'm almost outa smokes!!!!

Free!!!!!! I'll take it.

Can you send me some pics at dana.johnson@live.com? Thanks

Me and my buddy are just out for an afternoon ride in the Beamer with the top down, when he suddenly says "We should be looking for some old cars". My sudden reply is "Stop and back-up one house." Low and behold there's one! So we do what every good antique auto hunter would do and stop to talk to the owner who just happens to be in his drive rocking away in his chair chewin on some straw. Well after some small chit chat, I says " So what ya gonna do with that Dodge". His response would be the normal answer we all have heard. That it belonged to his uncle and he had plans to restore. And that we could probably not afford to buy it because it was such a rare car. :confused: Well me and my friend just continued on our afternoon trip both smiling and confused.:cool:

Me too!!!!

Can you send me a picture of the radiator with measurements to dana.johnson@live.com. Thanks

My 1930 Model 66 has a Hayes Co. body. Does anyone know how many coach builders there were for Chrysler?

We are looking at buying a 76 SL convertible. Anything special we should be on the look out for? Car only has 32,000 miles.

Click on the flag button and it will be in English. But it does not say how much they sell for.

I would be interested in the wood wheels.

I'd sure like to know what engine it has and see some pictures.

But officer, I'm too drunk to walk home. Gotta drive!!

Went to dinner and came out to 2 inches on the car. It was snowing faster than i could sweep it off the car. They say we'll get 8 inches tonight. Soon to come your way....

Wondering if I should sell this or if the AACA library would benefit from this book. I'm not even sure what it might be worth.

Thinking of donating this manual to AACA library. Would they be interested?

Found my Audels engine manual dated 1907. Thought I lost it in the move. Sure am glad I found it. Makes for some fantastic reading.

1949 Anglia with a 389 in the front seat.

I looked at the pumps and it looked like 63 cents. I was quite surprised to see the pumps still there even with the nozzles attached.

I ran across this gas station yesterday in my travels. Just thought I'd share. Don't see these everyday.

Let's see some pics. and yes I agree!

Looking to see if anyone may have a photo of the side mount spare locking assembly for my 30 model 66. I have the locks but not the part that goes under the locks and wraps the tire. Thanks in advance