Bill Harmatuk
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My dream car.
Broke my heart when I couldn't buy this one.
Bill H
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It has only been a few years since Proctor and Gamble let a camera inside a Pringles factory.
I may have met him and didn't know it at the Weyerhaeuser Tech Center in Tacoma.
Weyerhaeuser and P & G worked closely with each other in the fluff pulp sector.
I was involved in some experimental trials there at the Tech Center and P & G had a section walled off with guards outside the door.
I spent 37 days without parole in Tacoma.
Neat stuff, back in 1987, I think.
Bill H
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Love it.
I wish I could end this discussion.
Thanks for the great reading, guys.
Bill H
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I'm considering Model A LED, 6 volt, tail lights for my 1930 Chrysler CJ-6 Sedan.
I need to use my brackets. I have 2. What is the center to center measurement of the bolts on the tail light bucket where it mounts to the bracket / stand and license bracket.??
Thanks in advance.
I sold the 30 2dr sedan I bought in high school about 6 years ago. I bought it in 1966 for 350.00. Running driving and no rust.
Bill H
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Thats what you do when you are snowed in for 5 months out of the year.
With some good drugs.
Bill H
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Incredible.!!
Would have never guessed or believed it.
I'm squirreling them back so if you run across anyone that needs them let me know.
I have 24 and a few flat washers that were with them.
Bill H
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When is Toyota going to build a convertible sports car with the 5.7 in it.??
Just saying.
I've been watching a car I bought new in 1979 and in 40 years it has almost gained back its sticker price. I think 14,000 and some change.
Not a good investment.
Datsun 280 ZXR. 1 of 1001 built.
Bill H
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What are these?
24 of them.
Came with a box of "Junk" from a 30 U.
Bill H
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Listed as 28-31 Chrysler Tail Light Lens and Bezel
Item #323689317819
No Bids. 89.00 I think, New Old Stock.
3 5/8 Diameter.
I need to figure my tail light situation. Getting close.
Fenders are in the paint shop.
I have one original, tail light. I would like 2 tail lights.
Most people with 28-31 cars go with the Model A repo, pair, in LED.
I would like to use a correct stand in case I find a correct tail light. BUT.
It would save money and most of all time, if I just go with a left and right Model A complete.
Just saying.
My car will be a driver.
Bill H
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Thanks, John.
Should also work for a 30 Chrysler CJ.
Bill H
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Love history.
Love stories.
You are so fortunate to be able to gather all the history of your family.
AND, put it all in one place.
I've learned something today.
Yes!! I have several sets of Wiss tin snips. New and antique. The best.
Thank You.
Bill Harmatuk
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Thats it!!
Thanks everyone.
It does look like it was made as a stabilizer of some sort.
30U Plymouth.
Those Chrysler Corp guys were ingenious.
I don't need it. Its free for the postage.
Bill H
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I have no clue.
There is a space inside main body.
Is put together with crimped bushings in the bolt / mounting holes.
Was in a box of bolts and random brackets from a Plymouth 30U and possibly a 30 Chrysler 66.
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The thin radiator shell and square at / under the cap is the same as my 30 CJ-6 but Chrysler CJ's had painted headlight buckets.
Probably a Chrysler 70....??
Bill H
#3 is the Packard.
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He doesn't.
No engine or transmission parts.
I'm in need of the snout also for a spare transmission.
I have payed Ironworker one visit and going back for the rest as soon as this weather gets out of here.
No hubs for wire wheels.
Everything Ironworker had was wood wheels.... and is gone.
Bill H
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I'll just couple an electric motor to the input shaft of the ole CJ and a restate to the generator and not look back.
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Thanks, everyone.
I've found a great guy that paints a lot of motorcycles and collector cars..... (classics..... I hate the phrase too) and he also owns an automotive paint store that supplies smaller shops, to paint the Chrysler CJ. I'm doing some investigation, into the color, so it will be easier for both of us when we sit down at the table.
Auto Color Library is a good reference point but I can't seem to get it to pull up the paint chips anymore.
They must sell a lot of paint in spite of their selves. Not user friendly. I need to SEE the paint. Something other than an 80 year old page from a book.
Thanks everyone.
I posted on the Forum General, instead of Chrysler General,to get more exposure to members opinions.
Bill H
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What color is this??
What color is the upper portion.
The car looks like a 1930 Plymouth so I would be legal painting a Chrysler the same.
Thanks in advance.
Bill H
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Save one million lives a year??
Then the one million multiply each year??
This ant hill is already over populated.
Bill H
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12 minutes ago, 1950panhead said:
There is no mention of single stage or multi stage paint in the bible.
Think about what you want and go for it.
I used to have a 49 Pan Head.
Thanks for the replies, everybody.
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Is it a sin to use base coat / clear coat on a 1930 model automobile.
No one wants to or likes single stage paint.
Just want to move forward with the 1930 Chrysler CJ.
Need some helpful opinions.
Thanks
Bill H
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There is a New Old Stock, 30 Plymouth crank hole cover on E-Pay for 850.00. No ding. Are ..... You..... Kidding.?? !!
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Yep.
And froze up.
Its all about stealing your data.
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Found this in a coffee can from a fellow forum stalker.... IronWorker.
I don't need it. I have a Chrysler CJ.
Has a ding. Otherwise in good condition.
Scarce as hens teeth.
Fits 29, 30 Plymouth U and maybe others.
Best offer.
I'll pay shipping.
Bill H
New Bern NC
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Chrysler E65 (1929) chock absorbers
in General Discussion
Posted · Edited by Bill Harmatuk (see edit history)
This is what I used. Fill to the top.
1930 CJ. Should be the same.