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Location: Williams California | Paul1957 - 2010-02-28 3:29 AM
Hi Johnlooking for a v8 conversion kit for my 1957plymouth plaza ,engine pushbutton box plus selector box ,radiator everything needed let me know what you have. thanks psIm from Australia so I need to factor in shipping
I will check to see what I have. I should have everything you have listed, but want to make sure. I have a '59 El Camino that will be going to south Australia Via Ray Adams, I may be able to send it to him in the bed of the Camino.
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Location: Melbourne/ Australia | Thanks let me know |
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Location: Williams California | Would you prefer a Torqueflite 3-speed, or a Powerflite 2-speed transmission? I have either set-up available, including shifter keyboard, cable, frame mounts, etc.
Let me know your preferance, so I can give you the price, complete.
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Location: Melbourne/ Australia | 3 speed would be great thanks for the fast reply and what engine options have you got 301 354 etc thanks |
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Location: Williams California | This combo would be from a '57 Belvedere, a 301 poly V-8, and torqueflite three speed transmission. The engine is complete, with all accessories, I have the engine perches for the frame, transmission crossmember, driveline, shifter assembly with keyboard. Running condition is unknown, the car has set idle since the late sixties.
The price for everything will be $1200. I can check with Ray Adams regarding the shipping to Adelaide if you wish.
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Location: Melbourne/ Australia | I will let you know as soon as I can price is great |
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| How much would a trunk pan for a 57 Fury/Savoy cost if you have one? |
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Location: Williams California | charlesskelter - 2010-03-09 5:39 PM
How much would a trunk pan for a 57 Fury/Savoy cost if you have one?
I have rust-free complete trunk pans priced at $600. These include the trunk extensions and all underbracing, as well as the tail panel.
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Location: Ny | Hi John,
Looking to replace the front drivers floor pan, and that access plate (?) of our 55 Desoto. I saw a 55 chrysler on your list. Are these interchangeable?
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Location: Williams California | Jessica, the '55 Chrysler floor stamping is, indeed, identical to the '55 DeSoto. I have five or six of the Chryslers, surely one will have a decent driver's side footwell.
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Location: Melbourne/ Australia | Sorry I didnt get back to you earlier will have the money ready in a couple of weeks if still ok what about shipping? |
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Location: Williams California | Paul1957 - 2010-03-20 2:52 AM
Sorry I didnt get back to you earlier will have the money ready in a couple of weeks if still ok what about shipping?
I can get ahold of Ray Adams regarding adding the engine and trans to his container. He has a car here to be picked up as well. Let me know when you are ready to proceed.
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Location: Melbourne/ Australia | Thanks I will ps have you got a radiator as well????? I will let you know as soon as i have all the money thanks ! |
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Location: Williams California | I should be able to come up with a radiator as well.
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Location: Reno, NV | am looking for a driver's side front door exterior door handle, and passenger side upper exterior chrome trim. Or any other part that you may have for this rare vehicle 59 Chrysler Windsor 4 Door Hardtop, thanks in advance, feedback would be appreciated. |
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Location: Williams California | I have a Saratoga 4-door sedan and a two door hardtop here for parts. I have the door handle, but will need a bit more info on the moldings you need. I am 150 miles west of Reno Nevada.
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Location: duluth mn. | john, i need a radiator saddle for a 61 plymouth.... got one, and how much $$? also any chance of a nice front pass. door for a 4 dr. 61 plymouth? thanks, tony |
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Location: Williams California | Tony, please check your PM's.
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Location: Valley Forge, Pa. | Hello,
I am fairly new to MOPARs and am not sure of applications by years and models, so, if you feel you may have any of the items listed below but not sure, I will gladly send pictures, dimentions and any ID #s I can find, if you need them.
I am looking for the chrome bezel around the keyed switch on the tailgate of a 60 Plymouth wagon with power window. May be same on most MOPAR wagons from 1960-62 but not sure about Dodge. I can send picture and dimentions if you think you may have one good enough for rechroming.
My 60 Plymouth wagon is gold with cream roof and I am looking for at least one nice armrest and pad combo for that color[sort of a silverist tan color approx. 9" long]. Not sure but my wagon may use the same armrests as Valients. Again, can send pict. if you have that color but not sure of style.
Any nice wagon rear area interior panels[sides, back of middle seat, tail gate or floor cover panels for 2 seater with large spare tire cover panel].
Exterior stainless. Mine has several dings and am looking for decent peices that need polising only.
Could use for both sides - peices over headlights and long peice down over front wheel wells to bottom of front fender. DO NOT NEED front fender spears but, any peices from front doors on back that run above door handels to the tailight housing[5 peices per side]. I believe rear doors back may be wagon only but front doors forward are same as any 4 door 60 Plymouth Fury/Belevedere.
If any of the wagons have the long 2 peice roof stainless trim that has the chrome handles down the back along the tailgate window. I might be intertested in the set. I believe the roofs and trim peices were the same on all full size MOPAR wagons from 1960 -62.
Oh well, that's a start.
Hopefully I didn't make this too confusing and thanks for any answers,
Karl.
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Location: cheshire. united kingdom | Hi John.
Have You any 1958 Chrysler`s , I am looking for a few items for My 300D hardtop.
A Vacuum Tank for the power brakes.
The retaining clips for the upper windshield stainless trim.
The battery clamp bolt that is attached to the inner fender
Thanks Dave.
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Location: Williams California | 58hemi - 2010-06-10 3:01 PM
Hi John.
Have You any 1958 Chrysler`s , I am looking for a few items for My 300D hardtop.
A Vacuum Tank for the power brakes.
The retaining clips for the upper windshield stainless trim.
The battery clamp bolt that is attached to the inner fender
Thanks Dave.
Cheshire UK.
Hi Dave, I believe I have all those parts available. Please send a PM for prices.
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Location: somerville mass | what about a parking light lens for a 59 chrysler? and a
grille if need be? |
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Location: Williams California | moparsteve - 2010-06-13 5:35 AM
what about a parking light lens for a 59 chrysler? and a
grille if need be?
Steve, the parking light lenses I have are poor, but I do have a good grill.
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Location: Montreal, Canada | John, I just sent you an email for a part I need. Hope you have what I'm looking for! |
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Location: Melbourne/ Australia | hi john just replying to the engine and box that you have for me but i have found a motor close to home thanks for all your help just thought i would let you know |
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Location: Williams California | Paul1957 - 2010-07-28 5:22 AM
hi john just replying to the engine and box that you have for me but i have found a motor close to home thanks for all your help just thought i would let you know
I appreciate you letting me know.
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Location: jersey | Hi, i Need a steering wheel for a '58 plymouth. Just the outside would be fine( doesn't have to have horn ring / button. Please let me know. Thanks. |
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Location: Williams California | 58sportsuburban - 2010-07-28 6:16 PM
Hi, i Need a steering wheel for a '58 plymouth. Just the outside would be fine( doesn't have to have horn ring / button. Please let me know. Thanks.
The best one I have is all intact with no large cracks, but the plastic is starting to crumble, especially around one of the handgrips. It may be possible to stabilize this crystallization with a clear resin or epoxy, but i have never tried it. If you'd like, I can post a photo or two to give you a better idea.
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Location: jersey | If you could post a picture that would be great. Mine has large chunks missing from it. Thanks. |
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Location: Williams California | 58sportsuburban - 2010-07-29 4:46 PM
If you could post a picture that would be great. Mine has large chunks missing from it. Thanks.
Hi Eric,
I just got in a '57 Belvedere sedan with relatively low miles, it has a pretty good steering wheel, some slight crystallization on the outer ring, but not major. Here are some pics of it.
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Location: Apple Valley, Ca | Do you have a front turn signal lense for a 56 plymouth? dome light lense for same.
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Location: London, England | Hi - do you have the rear door lock remote mechanisms for a '57 4 door? They are the rods that go from the inside lock button to the lock itself. I also need the lock buttons. I also need the C-pillar piece that screws on between the real C-pillar and the door.
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Location: Williams California | I have all those pieces available. I do assume they are for your '57 Plymouth sedan?
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Location: London, England | Yes, that's correct, thanks.
I've also spotted that I need a battery hold-down and a jack base, also one road wheel (turns out my spare isn't a Plymouth one!). |
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Location: Williams California | Ian,
I have a good, correct wheel and jack base, although the only part of the battery hold down I have is the stud that fastens to the fenderwell.
Please send me a pm with your wants, and I'll figure the prices and shipping.
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Location: London, England | Thanks John, will do. I'm sitting in an airport right now, so will figure it out at the weekend and make sure I don't miss anything!
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Location: London, England | John, you have mail. |
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Location: Williams California | Got it, Ian, just checking to be sure I have everything. I'll let you know shortly.
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Location: North Australia | Hello John, do you still have 60 Imperial parts available? I am looking to replace some damaged trim pieces (wheel arches e.t.c.) and other minor parts. I will email with a list on your reply.
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Location: Williams California | Hi Steve,
I do still have two '60 Imperial 4-door hardtops here.
Let me know what you are looking for, and I will check for you.
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Location: North Australia | Hello John, thanks for your prompt reply.
I own a '60 Imp crown 2drht that I am currently working on to get ready for the road. I think the car is almost there, and I am chasing parts to complete and improve the car. I don't have a list written down, so here goes. Sorry I am not sure what parts are not interchangeable between 2 and 4 doors, and other models, hope you can help here.
Things I need:-
The small plastic striker on the rear of the doors. I think they are the same both sides. This hits the on the body spring loaded striker, and is black with 2 vertical retaining screws. I need the screws and the nuts or plate inside the door also.
The small rubber section (channel shape) at the top rear corner of the door vent window frame. This captures the door window when up. I think it is about an inch long.
inner Door panel retaining spring clips.
both front and rear wheel arch stainless trim, and screws for the RHS.
Front wheel arch trim for the LHS.
Both front fender stainless trim.
Also interested in any good to excellent trim parts and clips, screws e.t.c. for spares, including hubcaps and the like. And there will be more no doubt! Please let me know what you have.
Thanks again John, regards Steve.
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Location: Williams California | Please check your PM's, Steve.
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Location: Western Colorado | John,
I am in need of a very good tailgate glass with the chrome surround frame for a 58 N/Y'er wagon. Also the tailgate topcap where the inside tailgate release handle sits, if it has the little catch that mounts to the topcap.
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Location: Williams California | Hi Bob,
I'm pretty sure that I can help, as I have ten or fifteen FL wagons for parts. I'll PM you to let you know price and availability.
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Location: Des Moines, Iowa | Would it so happen that of the three 58 Plymouths you have at least a 2dr? With a good floor? |
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Location: Williams California | james2488 - 2010-11-13 3:09 PM
Would it so happen that of the three 58 Plymouths you have at least a 2dr? With a good floor?
I have several sedans with perfect floors- These are exactly the same as the 2-door floors, except the 2-door models have an extra brace in front of the rear seat, and the extra support for the B-pillar. These can be used in a 2-door car with little or no fitment problems.
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| looking for a set of motor mounts for a 1960 Savoy with a slant 6
The Plaza, Belvedere and Suburban(wagon) ones will prob work
maybe a Fury not sure though
any info on crossover would be nice too
my passenger side is gone and driver side is going
need a good set or set to re-vulcanize
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Location: Williams California | Hi Chris,
Please check your PM's. I have those mounts.
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| Hi John,
I'm new here, but it sounds like you are the man when it comes to sourcing parts for these old girls.
I'm looking for the front & rear, driver & passenger chrome side window trim for my 59 Windsor 2 door hardtop...not looking for the glass so much as the chrome trim that surrounds all the windows. I'm also in need of the passenger & driver's door side aluminum door sill plates for the same car.
I have discovered the previous owners concept of "all there" has turned out to be "all there is" ...lol
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