'59 Plymouth Forum

Well, here's the car, out of the woods, in all it's "gory": http://59sportfury.net/59forum/pix/59plymconv3.jpg Check it out at http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=2484272827&category=39405 Still, in better shape than what you started with, eh, Rog...

Faulkner wrote: Hmmm.... A Fury, not a SF...

Yup! That's exactly what mrtester said, my mistake.

Dan

No, wait! I bet that's the Dalinis car...

Here's the Tetzlaff car. Hmmm.... A Fury, not a SF:



And here's the page it's on:

http://www.chryslerclub.org/memberphotos4.html

mrtester, please contact him on behalf of the group...

Thanks
Dan

mrtester, is this the picture?



Is this the car owned by Richard Tetzlaff of Scandia, MN? Do you have contact info for him? If he doesn't already know about the site, I'd like to tell him...

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Dan

Chuck! Good to hear from you again, I wasn't aware you were moving. Don't forget and leave the SF behind

Dan

mrtester, Matthew's right -- this bulletin board software only permits the viewing of images that are served by a web server -- i.e., are addressed beginning with http: It doesn't upload the images, it just references them. So if you had a webserver on your PC, and the PC were on, at the time I view...

Faulkner's interior is not original, but it's professionally done. Except for the door panels; they were a mess. They were part material, part vinyl -- and no one has the material anymore. My friend Ed Ober recommended a local guy who does interior work. I used Ed's old panels for templates, made so...

I bet I screwed up, and have the brush bracket 90 degrees out of position! Instead of exerting maximum torque, I'm exerting minimum torque (because the armature is already in the position it would be driven to with currently constantly applied to that winding). Great theory -- but dead wrong. The m...

Great story... Thanks much!

Dan

MrTester, you certainly seem to be well informed! Unfortunately, the Star Telegram requires that you login. Any chance you could post the text of the article here?

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Dan

This motor is really bugging me. I posted an inquiry to alt.engineering.electrical, and look at the reply! http://groups.google.com/groups?q=morton%40rad.upenn.edu&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&safe=off&scoring=d&selm=DZidnSs_6Zxe23DdRVn-jA%40adelphia.com&rnum=1 I bet I screwed up, ...

Are you using MS Internet Explorer? If you move the pointer to the lower right hand corner of the picture, an "expansion" button appears. If you click on it, the picture becomes larger than the screen, allowing you to scroll over the full size of the image. This site uses that technique a...

Wow, are those pages professionally done! Thanks for the tip. Are you using MS Internet Explorer? If you move the pointer to the lower right hand corner of the picture, an "expansion" button appears. If you click on it, the picture becomes larger than the screen, allowing you to scroll ove...

Actually, I have -- but not for Faulkner. I once had a '55 Plymouth (a Savoy, named "Savannah") that desperately needed a front end. I bought a front end kit from Kanter and had a local mechanic put it in. It cured the suspension problem, but I never put that many miles on it to judge befo...

A bit better shape than the convertible...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... otohosting

Dan