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<span style="font-weight: bold">I received this through WPC Club Email, if any one is interested please reply directly to the party below by email, do not post replies here.
Thanks, Ian </span>
<span style="color: #3333FF"><span style="font-weight: bold">Name : AJ Moore Sr.
Primary Email : ajsr@interdynesystems.com
Enter your message here : I have a 1927 2-door sedan older restoration, matching #, 4cyl. original wood wheels,all steel body. I think it is a series 50,original body and fenders. 3 tone paint fenders black, body upper forrest green, and lower a light green. Would like to sell and I'm putting feelers out to see if anyone interested. 616-846-3529 ask for AJ</span></span>
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Repros are $260.00 a pair and have the logos on them.
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<span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="color: #3366FF">I have several drive shafts for chry.product.in 40's 50's. Some are from dodge & plymouth some from chrysler & desoto..I'm sure someone could use these. They are the type that had enclosed u/joints with a rubber boot over them. I have seven with the boot type joint on both ends and five later model ones that had open joints on the rear with the enclosed on the other end. I have attached a photo of one . i live in bath,ny.my phone is 607 368 1499.thank you, Bob. email bobo2@rochester.rr.com</span></span>
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<span style="font-weight: bold">Hi, I received this through WPC Club Email. If anyone is interested please reply to the party directly, <span style="text-decoration: underline">do not reply to this post. </span>
Ian </span>
<span style="color: #3333FF"><span style="font-weight: bold">Beautiful 1949 Chrysler New Yorker, excellent condition, wide whites, recently upholstered, straight 8, fluid drive transmission, black with baby blue interior, lots of spare parts including two transmissions and many more parts too numerous to mention. Asking $14,000.00 OBO. Please contact Ron Payne at 250-287-8544 or email using the following subject line "49 Chrysler" to ronlinpayne@telus.net. </span></span>
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George Laurie makes reproduction lenses for these, but not the housings. Check out the list http://www.chryslerclub.org/GeorgeLaurieParts.html
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Hey this is good news... but then again, Chrysler has always enjoyed success in Canada, even during the late seventies when Iacocca took over Chrysler in the USA.
<span style="font-size: 14pt"><span style="font-weight: bold">Chrysler surges to No. 2 in Canada</span></span>
<span style="font-weight: bold">Jan 03, 2008 03:02 PM
THE CANADIAN PRESS</span>
Chrysler Canada hauled in a 5.6 per cent sales increase in 2007, pulling decisively ahead of Ford as the country's second-largest seller of cars and trucks. Chrysler said Thursday its deliveries last month were up 2.9 per cent from December 2006, and full-year volume advanced to 232,859.Market leader General Motors, meanwhile, moved 403,410 units on the year, down 4.2 per cent from 2006 – with a 28 per cent slump in December.Marc Comeau, GM Canada's vice-president of sales, explained that GM has continued reducing low-profit sales to rental fleets, and "while this strategy has resulted in some overall sales declines we are experiencing good retail sales performance, higher residual values and solid sales from our recently introduced cars and trucks."At Chrysler, year-over-year sales were higher in every month of 2007 as the automaker introduced nine new models and also steered away from rental-fleet sales. Its overall sales increase enabled it to boost its market share.Sales at its Jeep division surged 62 per cent to a record 47,693, while Canadians bought 56,572 Dodge and Chrysler minivans.For General Motors, the dismal December numbers included sales of 9,678 passenger cars, down 42.4 per cent from December 2006, while purchases of GM trucks, including pickups and sport utility vehicles, declined 15.9 per cent to 16,412.
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Ian
on a Pacific Island
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He has been doing this for years and years, started with restoration parts for the Chrysler 300s
Ian
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Fred, you got a remarkable deal for $25.00. I own a locksmith shop and we charge $25.00 per cylinder to rekey these locks, plus keys are extra !!!
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Gary Goers will have this weatherstrip. He has a PDF catalog for download on his web site. He is very reliable but the best way to get the stuff is just send an order form with a check or money order and he will send it to you. He works on this stuff 18 / 7, a one man operation, and doesn't have much time for answering phone calls so he doesn't generally. His web site is http://www.tomandgaryinc.com/garygoers/index.htm I've known him for 25 years and you can definitely be sure he will treat you right. Once you order from him you will usually have the stuff within 3 weeks.
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<span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="color: #3366FF">Name : Duane Fish
Primary Email : info@enfieldautorestoration.com
Secondary Email : none
Subject : Car Parts Enquiry
Enter your message here : We have a restoration shop in connecticut and are repairing an accident on a 1929 chrysler imperial. Could you direct me to a source that may have a front bumper, timing gear cover/front motor mount, or rear motor mount. Thank you for your time and your help. Duane Fish, Enfield Auto Restoration, Enfield Ct.</span>
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I have a factory sales video of the 1962 Chryslers that shows some very punishing workouts on the torqueflite trans, slamming it back and forth into drive and reverse and smoking up the tires.
To verify the trans going into neutral at high speeds, I once mistakenly hit the reverse button in my 1960 Dodge Polara at about 40 MPH, and just like it was supposed to, it went straight into Neutral, no damage. On another note, if you just touch the reverse button while in drive, without engaging the gear change, the back up lights will activate, at least they would on that 60 Dodge and they will on my 1962 Chrysler 300. This is great for tail-gaters.
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I received this through WPC Club email, if anyone is interested please contact the gentleman directly, do not reply to this post or contact me.
Thanks.</span>
<span style="color: #3366FF"><span style="font-weight: bold">Name : Tom MacConnell
Primary Email : tomacconnell@yahoo.com
Enter your message here : I have a car that belonged to my father that we are most likely going to sell. I am notifying your club as I would like to see it preserved and not turned into a hot rod. The car is a 1931 plymouth roadster, rumble seat, side mounts. Amateur restoration in the 1980's. My dad pulled the head off about 10 years ago as it was overheating...it is still sitting as he left it. I may just advertise the car, but as I said I would like someone who is genuinely interested in keeping it original to own it. The car is located in El Dorado, CA.
Phone 530-626-3640. I can take and send pics if desired. I think my dad was a member of your club in the 1970's as he took his 27 Chrysler Finer 70 coupe to some of your shows in So-Cal. We are Mopar folks...I have two Challengers, my mom has a 65 Dart Convert. and we still have the 55 Belvedere that my dad bought new when I was just 3 years old</span></span>
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<span style="font-weight: bold">Hi -
I received this through WPC Club email, if anyone is interested please contact the gentleman directly, do not reply to this post or contact me.
Thanks.</span>
<span style="color: #3366FF"><span style="font-weight: bold">Name : Tom MacConnell
Primary Email : tomacconnell@yahoo.com
Enter your message here : I have a car that belonged to my father that we are most likely going to sell. I am notifying your club as I would like to see it preserved and not turned into a hot rod. The car is a 1931 plymouth roadster, rumble seat, side mounts. Amateur restoration in the 1980's. My dad pulled the head off about 10 years ago as it was overheating...it is still sitting as he left it. I may just advertise the car, but as I said I would like someone who is genuinely interested in keeping it original to own it. The car is located in El Dorado, CA.
Phone 530-626-3640. I can take and send pics if desired. I think my dad was a member of your club in the 1970's as he took his 27 Chrysler Finer 70 coupe to some of your shows in So-Cal. We are Mopar folks...I have two Challengers, my mom has a 65 Dart Convert. and we still have the 55 Belvedere that my dad bought new when I was just 3 years old.
Thank you. Tom</span>[color:#3366FF]</span>
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<span style="font-weight: bold"> I received this through WPC Club Email, please reply directly to the party below, do not post replies here.
Ian </span>
<span style="color: #3333FF"><span style="font-weight: bold">Kathryn Mendenhall
111 West Monroe Avenue
Alexandria, VA 22301
703.683.5754
e-mail: jkmenden@comcast.net
Inventory of Chrysler Parts - NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED.
Most of these things are for 46 – 48 Chrysler, mostly 8 cylinder
Lots of assorted gaskets
5o 6 assorted generators,
2 coils,
Rear and Front fenders
Rear and Front chrome bumpers
4 - 15”, 8 cylinder Chrysler wheels and the round discs that go on car before wheel
Rt side window frame
Floor piece
Exhaust pipes
Exhaust Muffler in box
Fan blades
Springs
Lots of chrome parts, 4 horn rings, swan neck mirror frames , tail light frames, headlight rims and lights, bumper gards
Pistons, manifold,
Brake shoes
Brake parts
Electric fuses, light bulbs ignition parts, distributor parts
Fuel pumps
Shock absorbers
Solonoid switches- ?
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Booster Dewey in Portland Oregon can probably help. Here's the web site
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<span style="font-weight: bold">I received this through the WPC Club e-mail, If interested please reply directly to the contact party, do NOT post here.</span>
<span style="color: #3366FF"><span style="font-weight: bold">Partially Restored 1966 Plymouth Sport Fury, body work and new paint complete. Contact Jim at 302-328-8811 for further details or e-mail flossandjim@comcast.net
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<span style="font-weight: bold">I received this through the WPC Club e-mail, If interested please reply directly to the contact party, do NOT post here.</span>
<span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="color: #3366FF">Partially Restored 1966 Plymouth Sport Fury, body work and new paint complete. Contact Jim at 302-328-8811 for further details or e-mail flossandjim@comcast.net</span> </span>
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ted sweet</div><div class="ubbcode-body">dont understand why any chrysler question gets moved here where there is no activity and a rarely a response to a question. </div></div>
Ted what do you mean " gets moved here " .... ?
Ian
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Can anyone help ? I received through WPC Email, please respond directly by e-mail to the party involved if possible.
<span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="color: #3366FF">Name : ARTURO NEUBERGER
E-mail address : bonart@bonart.com.ar
Secondary E-mail address : arturoneuberger@hotmail.com
Subject : Car parts enquiry
Enter your message here : HELLO IAN:
I NEED YOUR HELP,BECAUSE HERE I CAN NOT FIND A NEW HONEYCOMB RADIATOR FOR MY DESOTO 29,MODEL K
I NEED ONLY THE PANNEL,BECAUSE ALL THE OTHER PARTS IA HAVE IT,AND I CNA ASSAMBLE HERE
THANKS
ARTURO NEUBERGER</span></span>
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I received this through WPC CLub Email. If anyone is interested please reply directly to the gentleman, DO NOT POST HERE, his e-mail is included below.
<span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="color: #3366FF">FOR SALE: 1966 Chrysler NY 4dr Sedan, located in BC, Canada.
Colour-Bone Yellow with Black Vinyl Roof
Engine is a 440, Mileage 144,000, Upholstery is Very Good
Overall Condition very good. Asking $4500 Canadian
Please contact Les Moreside 250-294-4275 or Cell phone 572-2581.</span></span>
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He's been ill for several months and apparently is behind schedule on orders- heard this from members of the Forward Look Discussion. However, I have purchased both tail light lenses and parking light lenses for my 62 Chrysler 300 and they were perfect quality repros.
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If you would like to check out the recent WPC National Meet in Chicago here's the link
http://www.chryslerclub.org/meetinfo.htm
Ian Smale
web site admin, WPC Club.
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If you would like to check out the recent WPC National Meet in Chicago here's the link
http://www.chryslerclub.org/meetinfo.htm
Ian Smale
web site admin, WPC Club.
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If you would like to check out the recent WPC National Meet in Chicago here's the link
http://www.chryslerclub.org/meetinfo.htm
Ian Smale
web site admin, WPC Club.
WTB: Fuel tank and radiator for 1961 Chrysler New Yorker
in Chrysler Products - General
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Wildcat Auto Wrecking in Sandy Oregon may have both items used www.wildcatmopars.com
Presume regarding the rad, that you have no rad at all, no tanks.. otherwise a recore would be possible at a local rad shop .
Just found a gas tank on Ebay at
http://cgi.ebay.ca/1961-CHRYSLER-GAS-TAN...1QQcmdZViewItem