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Hi my name is Mel Matheson, I have been making parts for customer's all over the U.S and Canada for years, if you still need this part I'm sure I can help you, for more information give me a call (626) 347-7915 I'm Cal.
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I need to apologize your email didn't show up in mail box, yes I do have door seals available. mathesonbonnie@me.com (626) 347-7915 To make up for my error I will pay the cost of the freight.
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All Steel Replacements Rear Fenders For 1932 Plymouth or De Soto mel matheson posted a topic in Parts For Sale I just finished another set of fenders ready for shipment 1932 Plymouth or De Soto coupe rear fenders If your looking for replacement steel fenders I have what you need. My fender are made from 18Ga cool rolled steel hand crafted and jig set. for more information call (626)347-7915
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I just finished another set of fenders ready for shipment 1932 Plymouth or De Soto coupe rear fenders If your looking for replacement steel fenders I have what you need. My fender are made from 18Ga cool rolled steel hand crafted and jig set. The wire in the reveal that always cracks. I replace it with a 3/16 solid steel rod for better support. I make fenders for Coupes, Sedans, Roadsters, original width and up to 3” wider for the Hot Rodder's that would like larger tires. I also make some body replacement parts. The set I have ready to ship are coupe original width. $1800.00 + freight
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I will make any part at your request if possible, let me know what you need, it may require an old part as a pattern. sometime all I need is a paper pattern. and picture will help. I will work with you to get that baby back on the road looking good. I'll attach a pictures of some body parts I made for Plymouth. give me call 626-347-7915 Thanks Mel
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To all my customers that have purchased fenders, body patch repair panels, I have a new PH# (626) 347-7915
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1932 Plymouth or De Soto coupe rear fenders If your looking for replacement steel fenders I have what you need. My fender are made from 18Ga cool rolled steel hand crafted and jig set. The wire in the reveal that always cracks. I replace it with a 3/16 solid steel rod for better support. I make fenders for Coupes, Sedans, Roadsters, original width and up to 3” wider for the Hot Rodder's that would like larger tires. I also make some body replacement parts. The set I have ready to ship are coupe original width. $1800.00 + freight
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Hi Bob Did you find rear fenders for your pickup, if you any old damaged fender to make a jig I may be able to make a set of fenders for you, i have making fenders for 1932 Plymouth's for years, all steel 18 GA. this is a set of fenders made.
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Hi Dale Sorry for the delay in returning your email, I'm sure I can help you. give me a call 760-780-2063
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1929 Chevrolet Sedan rear floor pan WANTED
mel matheson replied to Cabnut's topic in Chevrolet & GMC - General
Are you still looking for this part, lf you are I can make you replacement part. mathesonbonnie@me.com -
I have door seals available for 1932 Plymouth, BP, PA and Sedans Made from 20GA steel. BP Coupes set of 2 - $200.00 PA coupes set of 2 - $250.00 Sedans set of 4 - $250.00 All are + freight
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I have a set of all steel fenders that I made for my 1932 Plymouth coupe, original width 18GA cold roll steel, I made myself a new set 3" wider to accommodate larger tires. The fenders have a steel support wire rolled in the reveal. The set of fenders $1800.00 + freight
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1932 Plymouth Door Sill Plates 20GA Steel I have set made-up for Coupes, Sendans and PA models. Coupes set of 2. $200.00 Sendans set of 4. $250.00 PA models set of 2. 250.00 All are plus freight.
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1957 Plymouth choke manifold tube
mel matheson replied to carbking's topic in Automobiles and Parts - Buy/Sell
Hi jon I'm assuming that the tubing collapsed when you try to bend it, two things that my help. pack the tube with fine sand or slide a small spring over the tube, or you could try both at the same time. good luck Mel