Dan. I do read the posts without logging in to the site. But I agree that Facebook has my undivided attention for Mopar related stories, events, cars and Plymouth people. I do appreciate all the great work everyone has put into this site. And I use it for a first reference for technical issues, how ...
Dan. Thanks for all your work keeping the site going and updated. I have not been on the site for a very long time, it has been a trying year for us all. I would like to see the old files updated in the Forum, especially the Showcase. Many of the original car owners from 15 to 20 years ago have sold...
Dan, "Thanks, Larry! Any chance we'll see your beautiful Sport Fury at Chrysler Nationals? :D" Unless I am able to borrow a enclosed car trailer from one of my Car Club buddies I will most likely drive down in my daily driver. It is a 420 mile drive ... about 7 hours 30 minutes for me... ...
Hi Dan, Oh ... I still own my 1959 Sport Fury... I have not been active on the site that much last year ... I will keep my Plymouth until I pass away... I have her back on the road again. New brake shoes and brake cylinders all around... I had a right rear axle oil leak that I had to repair. I had s...
Congratulations on 15 years of news, technical information, personal diaries and historical Plymouth stories. A lot of quality information on one site. A lot of time and commitment. A lot of hard work and contributions by all. I would like to see the next 15 years integrate new members and new owner...
1959 Plymouth Belvedere 2 Door Hardtop listed on eBay (This Listing is Not Mine) Auction with a Reserve Price Condition: Used Year: 1959 Mileage: 99,999 Transmission: Automatic Make: Plymouth Body Type: Coupe Model: Belvedere Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Engine: 318 Vehicle T...
Many thanks for your great advice. I looked into Koch's last year and came up with dead ends. There was a 1959 Sport Fury car for sale last year that had a recently restored steering wheel. The seller did not disclose where he had the work done, but I knew that this service was still available becau...
Dan, Quite a paradox on the early days of manufacturing automation. I would have guessed Alignment registration punches - as you said if the tabulating machine detected holes in these positions, it knew the card was registered correctly for reading the other punches My early years working at Pfizer ...
Dan, I was at Carlisle two years ago and it was fabulous. Our local Rotary Club is having our Annual Car Show on Saturday July 15 at the Town Fairgrounds - we expect over 1,000 people and over 250 Classic Cars. I am committed to work at this Classic Car Show this weekend. Unfortunately I cannot atte...
