'59 Plymouth Forum

Faulkner wrote:The guy's here to install the door! More pix, later today.

Well, some fixups are needed (like, let's bring the rubber grommet for the bottom of the door next time), but it's installed and functional.

Dan

For those who don't subscribe to the mailing list... From: Frank Worsham [mailto:fwdlkfjw@bcpl.net] Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2007 7:54 AM To: L-FORWARDLOOK@LISTS.PSU.EDU Cc: 59plymouth@59sportfury.net Subject: [59plymouth] 59 Fury 4dr sedan body 4 sale Hello All, I was wondering if anyone would be in...

For those who don't subscribe to the mailing list... From: Frank Worsham [mailto:fwdlkfjw@bcpl.net] Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2007 7:54 AM To: L-FORWARDLOOK@LISTS.PSU.EDU Cc: 59plymouth@59sportfury.net Subject: [59plymouth] 59 Fury 4dr sedan body 4 sale Hello All, I was wondering if anyone would be in...

The work continues ever so sloooooowly... The garage doors are painted, but the guy who was going to install them fell and broke his foot. Installation is supposed to take place today with a replacement he lined up. Meanwhile the lumber just got delivered for the steps from the bay window to the dec...

Nighthawk wrote:Somewhere on here theres a story and pics about a 59 plymouth in India that has a Nissan diesel in it, anyone remember that??

Is there an echo in here?

Read further up in this thread, Bob...

http://59sportfury.net/59forum/viewtopi ... =4460#4460

Hello, Sure it was a fools story but I didn’t expect that it was so clear to you. On the other hand again, imagine you would life on a south Polynesian island with your car and need a constant supply of spare parts – What would you do? Well, it ain't Fiji -- but how 'bout Cuba? Looks like this youn...

rogerh wrote: I remember hearing about a 59 Plymouth in India running with a Toyota diesel or something.

You heard it here first!

http://59plymouth.net/showcase/ashram.html

OK -- on the half-chance that Stefan is serious, and I overplayed my hand -- let me point out that AFD is a big deal here in the States! To wit, check out some of the hilarity at Google:

http://www.google.com/tisp/

Dan

Way to go, Stefan -- you beat everyone to the punch.


Happy April Fools Day!

Dan

There's a scupper through the wall just to the left of the bay window. (There's a couple "crickets" in the sloping roof to direct water to it.) I still have to tie it into the drain, but at least the water won't stay. Dan I realize you can see the hole for the scupper in this post, the se...

Looking good Dan - I'm jealous, one question, I don't see any drains on that roof. splain me! Dick. I'm counting heavily on evaporation, Dick. :D There's a scupper through the wall just to the left of the bay window. (There's a couple "crickets" in the sloping roof to direct water to it.)...

Thanks Ron! You and Matthew and Stefan and me sitting out there, sipping mint juleps this summer, while the women folk are out shopping. Ain't life grand! (Oh right -- forgot. Matthew will be in the garage, under Faulkner.) Here's a couple more pix -- we're waterproof now (or, as we say in Fildelfya...

I have just repaired 3 speed manual gearbox with overdrive (B&W). I have that gearbox manual in Pdf form, if you are intrested I can mail it to you. That includes also wirings for the function of automatic overdrive. Hey Ville, attach it here! I'd like to see it too. If it's more than 2MB, let ...

rogerh wrote:Sounds like a Catch-22 situation... so your raw steel rails won't rust, but the untreated wood at the block wall will eventually rot. Is there a Plan C?

I painted the face of the untreated wood with a good coat of oil base primer. It should last the rest of my days...

Just received this note from Gary... From: Sandy Grossich [mailto:grossich@ADELPHIA.NET] Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2007 12:30 AM To: Dan Morton Subject: 180 Mopar Parts & Project cars Hi Dan, Here is the list of project and parts cars we have available at the storage yard. I finally figured out a ...