Flim Flam Man

Please post a link if you decide to sell the Hornet.

Round Barn in Arcadia Oklahoma right on Rt. 66. Built in 1898, restored in 1992, it's open to tours and I have been in it.

Un-restored original is how I like them! Here is my original 51 Hornet:

Cool little ride, just saw one in a 1950 movie, "The Man Who Cheated Himself"

Reached out to seller last night.......no response yet.

I am close to Tulsa and can take a look at it if anyone is really interested.

1951 Chrysler Imperial Convertible. 1st year of the Famous Hemi Motor. Its all there, plus extra chrome and body parts. It doesnt run, and needs the restoration finished. Rare Car can be Yours! https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1290318858400716/ Not much info, great looking car and pretty rare too.

Johnny-Kat the shop cat, always around to give his opinion.

It's a series 62, not a Sedan Deville.

Jack Johnson

51 Hudson Hornet in the driveway.

Mae Murray

Great series from the Coldwarmotors gang, that last episode had me cracking up. I'd much rather watch these guys save and breath life into these old jalopies than any of the phony crap car shows on Motor Trend.

I like the look! may I ask where you got them from? would like to put a set in my 51 Hudson. Thanks

I bet, especially those from the mile long 8 cylinder hoods, however my current hinge is in 2 pieces, so anything decent will be an improvement. I just can't justify the cost of getting these hinges rebuilt at this time as I am just trying to get the car road worthy at this point. Thank you very much, I really appreciate you taking the time to look for one.

No, I haven't. Thanks for the leads, will give them a try.

Looking for a good R/H (passenger side) hood hinge for a 47 Chrysler NYer, I believe its the same hinge for all Chryslers from 46 to 48. Thanks, Ron