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36 D2 Coupe

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  • Birthday 06/20/1947

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  1. Hi DonD2 contact Donald Kuehn - doorsills@gmail.com. He made a nice set for my D2 Coupe.
  2. I have a fan and used car tag just like these only for 1936 Dodge so they likely made them for 1936 Plymouth too. Hope you can find a set!
  3. NC Industries in Sayre PA reproduces these covers. I saw them last fall at Hershey. Don't recall the price but they were well made.https://windshieldframes.com/index.php They have a lot of other neat repro parts for this period as well. Good luck.
  4. Moving into "modern" times, a '66 Ford F100 pickup and a '74 Dodge D100 pickup we bought came without rear bumpers. The Ford never got one and the Dodge got one from a local fabricator. When did rear bumpers on pickups become standard equipment?
  5. I think I may have what you're looking for. PM sent.
  6. Fascinating! This film covers a lot of the operations involved in building a car. Well worth watching!
  7. My first truck was a '74 Dodge D100 Club Cab - great for work and a new family!
  8. The '34 CU water pump is unique to the CU and CV - part number 622757 - You will need to find a way to have it rebuilt. Sorry for the bad news. Post an inquiry with the Airflow Club of America - they have information that may help you and may have a source of rebuilding skills. Good luck!
  9. Looks like '36-37 Chrysler Airflow trunk emblem to me.
  10. Try reaching out to the Airflow Club of America - their members are very helpful and someone there may have the parts you need to repair/restore your headlights. Good luck JIm
  11. I may have a puller for sale but will have to check. It came to me labelled as being for '28 Chrysler and looks like it was shop built. If it will work, you can have it for a nominal fee plus shipping.
  12. Agreed. I owned that car for many years before it had a heroic restoration - looks nice now but was a VERY rough basket case when I had it. They're dreaming in Technicolor.
  13. Beautiful! Where are you located? Price?
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