hwellens
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I have a serial number book published by Chrysler in 1950 and it shows the 1927 Dodge models had serial numbers from A831,147 - A930,634 (engine code prefix of 126). My book may have errors?
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Look on the front door pillar for the serial number. Then I can then tell you what model and year. If it is a 1941 the serial number is between 30,342,401 and 30,576,861
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All the early Chryslers (1926 -1928) had serial numbers over the instrument panel that had 2 letters, then three numbers, then one letter (eg. CW-000-P to CR-838-L would be for a 1927-1928 Chrysler model 72). I do not see any year that had the numbers like yours
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The 1941 D-19 numbers went from 30342401 to 30576861. Yours was built in early 1941
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According to a Thompson Products book they are the same. The parts numbers they use are Bolt = 129; Upper and lower Bushings = 1521. No other Chrysler years are the same, but, 1922-1925 Maxwell are the same. Hope this helps.
Harry
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The LC was a 36 Dodge 1/2 ton 6 cyl made between Nov 1935 and Dec 1936. The range of serial numbers were from 8105601 - 8156402. The number that starts with a "t" is usually the motor number. The engineering code for that year was T-23-A-116; the 116 was the wheelbase. The 4175 should be the gross weight with a 1000 lb load. The truck must weigh 3175 empty. Hope this helps.
Harry
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The body number is only a production serial number for Chrysler C-18. Basically the numbers between 7532801 and 7573257 are the production serial numbers for the C-18, ROYAL-6
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You have two numbers listed? 662486 in the title and 662846 in the question? I can help with one of them. The number 662846 was superceded by 869728
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The dwell for the 1940 6 cyl model C25S and C25W is 38 degrees.
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The car listed for $1,025 plus any options like wire wheels and sidemounts.
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There were 2 kinds of filters used in 1938. A throwaway that was PB1/2 or a replaceable cartridge Fram C-4. They are still available. The PB1/2 is about $20. The C-4 about $5. As far as light sockets you will have to look around in flea markets. Try to find an old used reflector that has the socket in it. They used Riteway lens and reflectors. The reflector name is in small print on the outside edge.
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38 Dodge - Madza numbers
Headlights - 2331
Parking lights - 55
Tail and stop - 1158
Ignition switch - 55
Instrument - 55
Dome light - 87
Rear license light - 63
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The following are Timken numbers from a 1929 Timken Bearing book for Maxwell Model E-B (AB not listed; may be the same or AB did not come with Timkin bearings?). Front wheel Inner- cone 355; cup 3520. Outer - cone 316; cup 312.
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WF21 serial numbers were:
81335001 - 81434685 from April 1944 - Dec 1947.
Engineering code = T-118-C-135
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Your 4 dr sedan weighs 2905 lbs.
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I have a book with the motor numbers and it states that 1916 model 38, 4 cyl had motor serial numbers 73751 - 77754.
Harry
38 Dodge brake part needed
in Dodge & Dodge Brothers
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You are looking for the cup expanders that go on the end of the springs. They are good to have but most of the time they are not necessary. The rubber cups today are superior to what was used 70 years ago. They do not come in the rebuild kits anymore. I have owned a 38 Dodge for the last 35 years and do not have the cup expanders.