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I know this is a REALLY old post, but Paul, wondering if you ever got around to adding an input jack to your radio?? This idea interests me a lot. Nope, I haven't done that yet. I still plan to do it. I have run into several people claiming to have done it but when I ask for details the communicati...

I just mailed these lenses off to oldies62.

Enjoy!

Here is the link to the master cylinder rebuild of the 49plymouth.com car. Link includes photos, exploded diagrams and a link for purchasing a rebuild kit through Napa.

http://www.49plymouth.com/forum/viewtop ... f=35&t=866

It was a code error from the programming I did to add the Plymouth icon to each members profile. It should be fixed now.

Got 'em!

Steering Gear - Use SAE 90

Transmission - Use SAE 80 or SAE 90

Rear Axle - Use SAE 90

Oil Bath Air Filter - Use SAE 40 engine oil

Crankcase vent - Clean and oil with SAE 40

Water Pump - Grease fitting, use water pump grease

I updated the message board, installed a new live chat module, and added two new topic sections to address two commonly repeated posts: What is it? Posts relating to: What part is this? What part number? What does my vin number mean? What model is this? Do I have a 1949 Plymouth? I have a 49 Plymout...

This page shows each 1949 Plymouth model and production numbers:

http://www.49plymouth.com/mainpages/ply ... dels.shtml

I use Bleche-White to clean the white walls: http://www.westleys.com/ I've seen a lot of folks use Armour All on their tires, especially at car shows.

Looks like it's coming along nicely!

Fast Eddie wrote:How does a person upload photos???

When you post, scroll down under the post window. You will see a section called "Upload Attachment".

If you watch some old movies, have seen it in some Bogart films, they often enter the car on the passenger side. I suppose they figured it was a safer way to enter the car versus going into the street and opening the drivers door to get in.

painloc21 wrote:Any updates on finding these? So far all i have found is the steele rubber ones and for a 4 door they are almost $800!

The Steele ones are the only reproductions I have come across. I can't get myself to pull the trigger on them. $$$!

Does this apply to the 49 P-17 Fastback as well? Yes, the fastback has the same stock shock set up. If you look at how your shock is mounted you can see that it isn't really doing it's job. It is connected to the upright and the upper control arm. There isn't much movement between these two parts. ...