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rocketraider.....I am with you all the way on that one!

hwellens is correct. I was thinking that for some reason, the serial number on the door jamb was missing. Sorry.

Yep....you can see that the "radiator" is a fakey shmakey thing.

MoPars of that vintage had a separate serial number than the engine number. Rarely did they use the engine number for identification. They used the serial number for identification. I believe Dandy Dave is correct on the location.

Flex pipe = flimsy. Unless used as a conduit for a real exhaust pipe try to avoid it.

Yep....I gotta agree on that thought.

Sure is a pretty car.

Steve...I just talked to my friend, Tom who goes up and down the west coast and he happens to be going down to Sacramento to deliver something soon and could swing through San Francisco to pick up the car you need hauled. Call him at (541)621-9013 or email him at sehloff_mopars@yahoo.com John

Somebody out there has some....perhaps languishing behind some ice cream factory, near the back fence. There used to be some along a back fence off of Interstate 75 in Madison Heights, Michigan (somewhere between 12 and 14 mile roads).

Yep....talk about yer neck snapping power...

I was thinking Cadillac, but did not know Cadillacs had the side vent on the cowl.

You may need to post this as a new thread in order to get any action on the part about the need for a gas tank.

Anyone out there know what year and or make of car this dome/vanity light fixture may have come out of? The bezel is about 2 5/8" wide x about 4" long. Thanks.

This looks like a dash light rheostat switch to me, but I am not sure. Can anyone tell me if it is and what car/truck it is for??

Yes...I did notice the 1937 grill, but I was i.d.ing the car. I guess that since I pointed out the bumpers, I should have mentioned the '37 Dodge Brothers truck grill.

From what I understand about it (not much), if there is no back pressure, colder air will enter the exhaust pipe and crystallize a valve.

Click on "new reply". Scroll down to "manage attachments". Browse and pick photos. Wait until it says "done". Exit out of download window. Click on "submit reply". Done!! Keep the pixel sizes down to 2000 either direction and they should load. Hey, if I can learn to do this anyone can.

Could be a 1933 or 1934 Plymouth or Dodge Brothers.

That looks like a '36 Dodge with '37 DeSoto bumpers.

So, will we ever get to see this Cadillac?

Where did he go??

Maybe a Hudson. They were one of the only cars with the triangle on their hubcaps.

I could be wrong about them being aftermarket, but I have never see a car with those on it from the factory. If they are indeed factory items, I will learn something.

Hope it was helpful and thanks for the compliment. I have been around Chrysler products all of my life.