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Looking for a carburetor rebuild kit for a ‘31 Chrysler 6 series. Photo of the car below. Part says: (TX-56) any information is helpful. cheers.

Found one.

I will take this into consideration. thanks for the knowledge.

It is but has been empty for years.

Will do.

Very interesting, I was unaware. Thanks for the info—Much appreciated.

No worries man! My grandfather seemed to love green! When I was little, I took after him and chose green for everything ha, so just keeping his memory alive is all I’m trying to do, thanks for the guidance!

This is quite a specific color of green, but I was hoping someone would be able to point me in a direction of a classic auto body and paint shop with specific odd colors in Los Angeles, CA. I want to keep it this color of light green as my grandfather painted this in the 60’s. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Looking for this same interior as well, I believe my grandfather found some of this fabric around the same time and I believe it was close to the original. thanks in advance!

Will be trying to find a replacement of the one I have to keep true to what my grandpa wanted. Guess he had been looking for a replacement for awhile, but didn’t want to spend the money.

That’s awesome thanks!

Thanks for the info! Been looking for this all day. Looks like it’s going to be incredibly hard to find. The old eBay posts were going for 7-800

Radiator Cap Ornament for 1931 Chrysler Imperial CM6. Current one is broke off and I have not seen a photo of one that matches. Recieved this car from my late grandfather, trying to restore to his original quality. This was a project of his from earlier in life and I am trying to stay true to his work. Its a version of the “Winged Nymph Lady” but as I mentioned, the ones showing up are not of this style. Part # T-29703. EDIT: More info found! Looks like this was originally made for a 1934 Pontiac. The ornament is called “Indian Maiden”. Patent # 91489. Any info on where to find this would be incredible!