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raffaplymouth
Posted 2014-12-19 11:10 AM (#465210 - in reply to #465125)
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earleebob - 2014-12-18 10:52 PM Hi Raffe did you end up making the clock housing of did you end up finding one? Bob
i have build ...  if someone need this housing i can build ...

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raffaplymouth
Posted 2014-12-19 3:47 PM (#465231 - in reply to #465210)
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Posted 2014-12-21 3:42 AM (#465385 - in reply to #201733)
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Thats incredible condition of the original Driveshaft .. i have only cleaned ... u joint look like new , boot look like new .. no play on the joints .. no rust ....was covered in mud .. which has protected the metal .. what if I'm not mistaken is not to be painted ... I read on handbook, by the looks of this car has traveled very low miles .. even the axle and transmission  was in the same condition, perhaps Lee Exline can confirm the car have very low miles 

 

 

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d500neil
Posted 2014-12-21 4:12 AM (#465386 - in reply to #465385)
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Location: bishop, ca		WOW.......that's a brand-new driveline, there!

Years ago, stripped/polished/clear-coated my car's OEM driveline, but there was non-repairable pitting to its finish, thanks to
Indiana (winter-) service life.

The OEM-NEW driveline is supposed to appear in new-shiny (un-preserved) condition, but we won't 'tell' about how to preserve that appearance!





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di_ch_NY56
Posted 2014-12-21 5:37 AM (#465388 - in reply to #201733)
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Wow your drive line looks so wonderful like just out of the factory. What about a coat of clear color (transparent)?

The drive line in my 1956 Chrysler New Yorker had severe pitting from the surface rust. There was no other option than to color it iron grey. I used silicone oil to massage the boot at the b/t. Now it looks as new again.

 

Happy Motoring

 

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raffaplymouth
Posted 2014-12-21 7:29 AM (#465398 - in reply to #465386)
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d500neil - 2014-12-21 10:12 AM WOW.......that's a brand-new driveline, there! Years ago, stripped/polished/clear-coated my car's OEM driveline, but there was non-repairable pitting to its finish, thanks to Indiana (winter-) service life. The OEM-NEW driveline is supposed to appear in new-shiny (un-preserved) condition, but we won't 'tell' about how to preserve that appearance!
yes ... Clear paint is a good idea .. But i think original was not painted ...  I think will spray silicone .. This will preserve ...!!

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raffaplymouth
Posted 2014-12-21 7:31 AM (#465399 - in reply to #465388)
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di_ch_NY56 - 2014-12-21 11:37 AM

Wow your drive line looks so wonderful like just out of the factory. What about a coat of clear color (transparent)?

The drive line in my 1956 Chrysler New Yorker had severe pitting from the surface rust. There was no other option than to color it iron grey. I used silicone oil to massage the boot at the b/t. Now it looks as new again.

 

Happy Motoring

 

Dieter

yes i think is good .. Massage with silicone oil !

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raffaplymouth
Posted 2014-12-21 7:36 AM (#465400 - in reply to #201733)
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i Think this is the original master cyl .... No pitting inside ..

 

 

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raffaplymouth
Posted 2014-12-21 7:40 AM (#465402 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2014-12-21 7:58 AM (#465403 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2014-12-21 7:18 PM (#465478 - in reply to #465403)
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d500neil
Posted 2014-12-21 8:36 PM (#465483 - in reply to #465478)
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Location: bishop, ca		The only (well, 1-maybe...) problem with applying an OIL to a driveline is dirt contamination/deposits, and, maybe, the need to re-apply
the ointment to the subject, in the future, when the surface-prep wears off.

Best to strip/polish, to the best shine-condition that you can get, and then clear-coat the CRAP out of it....and then, forget about any further maintenance of
its surface, other than a simple wipe-down with a mild solvent/cleaner product, (like Simple Green) before some future car show event.

From way-underneath the car, the drive line will look good, from your vantage point!

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christine-lover
Posted 2014-12-21 8:53 PM (#465486 - in reply to #465483)
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Location: Sept. 1958		That driveshaft turned out very nice, looks mint! There is a product called Sharkhide, sharkhide.com. You can apply it over metal to protect it. Anybody ever try it?

Your Adventurer is coming along so well!!!
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'57ADV
Posted 2014-12-22 4:07 AM (#465503 - in reply to #201733)
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Hi Raffaele, I noticed your post that said you could make a steering wheel clock retainer? If you can make one for me how much will it cost please?

Also, did you get my e mail about reproducing the Adventurer carpet - I am making some progress - waiting for more samples to arrive soon! Also, I noticed the discussion about preserving bare metal. Has anyone tried either Gibbs Oil or Rockit Oil? Both of these products claim to provide long term protection for bare metal and you can even paint over them so are not silicone based. I have used both products for seized nuts etc. and they are both excellent. The Rockit Oil claims to use "Nano Technology". I used it the other day to free off some very rusted bolts and it seemed to "disolve" the rust very quickly. Fantastic stuff. Both products are more expensive than WD40 but I would say both are MUCH better than WD40.

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raffaplymouth
Posted 2014-12-28 8:16 AM (#466031 - in reply to #465503)
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tail light restoration , new chrome and lens polishing ....lens are original from the car 

 

 

 

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Posted 2014-12-29 4:16 PM (#466124 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2014-12-30 12:09 PM (#466205 - in reply to #201733)
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earleebob - 2014-12-18 10:52 PM Hi Raffe did you end up making the clock housing of did you end up finding one? Bob
i have build ... if someone need this housing i can build ...



I would like a steering wheel clock housing, Raffey. Could you make one for me too?


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raffaplymouth
Posted 2014-12-31 12:52 PM (#466316 - in reply to #466205)
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FIN ME - 2014-12-30 6:09 PM
raffaplymouth - 2014-12-19 11:10 AM

earleebob - 2014-12-18 10:52 PM Hi Raffe did you end up making the clock housing of did you end up finding one? Bob
i have build ... if someone need this housing i can build ...

I would like a steering wheel clock housing, Raffey. Could you make one for me too? .
yes !  i can ....  you can contact me in PM !

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raffaplymouth
Posted 2014-12-31 12:56 PM (#466318 - in reply to #201733)
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roadkillontheweb
Posted 2014-12-31 6:15 PM (#466347 - in reply to #201733)
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It is coming along great, when I pulled it out of that field so many years ago it was my dream to see it restored, you are making that happen! So proud even if it isn't mine anymore.

It was the hubcaps that caused me to make the decision to sell the car. I found one NOS cap and it sold for $600. That is when I decided that the car would be too expensive for me to restore and I made the decision to sell. I had an Adventurer coupe for a parts car and stacks of NOS parts accumulated over years of searching but never the raw talent you have or the stack of cash needed to do the job.
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raffaplymouth
Posted 2014-12-31 8:19 PM (#466356 - in reply to #201733)
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Location: Torino - Italy		<p>Yes Lee .. Is the original speedo ... Only cleaned and polished ... No rechrome ...and show around 70 k miles .. I think original miles of this car ... For the Hubcaps .. I have 5 hubcaps .. 3 in good condition ( need only Gold redone ) and two in bad condition ... One is good outside but the spring is broken and one is bad outside but spring is Good . Need remove the good spring and weldind on the good one hubcap... The golding in not perfect but good ... Im undecided if re-gold or not ... Is very difficult re-gold in Italy</p>

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christine-lover
Posted 2015-01-01 2:17 AM (#466374 - in reply to #465400)
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i Think this is the original master cyl .... No pitting inside ..

 

 

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Raffaelle, original master cylinders should have a 7 digit part number in them along bottom, also have a date code, and the bolt head will have the DPCD stamping.
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Posted 2015-01-01 2:23 AM (#466375 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-01-02 4:27 PM (#466500 - in reply to #466316)
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earleebob - 2014-12-18 10:52 PM Hi Raffe did you end up making the clock housing of did you end up finding one? Bob
i have build ... if someone need this housing i can build ...

I would like a steering wheel clock housing, Raffey. Could you make one for me too? .
yes !  i can ....  you can contact me in PM !



Thank you, Raffie!

I sent you a PM.

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'57ADV
Posted 2015-01-07 12:41 PM (#466924 - in reply to #465210)
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Hi Rafaele, I'm a bit new to this forum but i tried to post a message for you before and also to e mail you as I got you e mail address from Ed Petrus the technical adviser on '57 DeSotos. Three things to ask you:

I heard from Ed that you were looking for carpet for your beautiful Adventurer? I'm working on having some made and am gathering original samples and obtaining quotes to see what can be done. Are you interested?

I heard from Bob Hamilton at Earlee Products in Australia that you might be able to make me a retainer for my steering whee clock? Is that possible and what is the cost please?

Finally, as we are much nearer to each other than the USA and both have Adventurers, if you would like to come and stay with us to look over my one before I strip it for painting you would be welcome to stay. Mine is quite original I think so it might be useful for you?

Keep up the brilliant work on the convertible - amazing !!

Regards
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raffaplymouth
Posted 2015-01-07 1:04 PM (#466929 - in reply to #466924)
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'57ADV - 2015-01-07 6:41 PM Hi Rafaele, I'm a bit new to this forum but i tried to post a message for you before and also to e mail you as I got you e mail address from Ed Petrus the technical adviser on '57 DeSotos. Three things to ask you: I heard from Ed that you were looking for carpet for your beautiful Adventurer? I'm working on having some made and am gathering original samples and obtaining quotes to see what can be done. Are you interested? I heard from Bob Hamilton at Earlee Products in Australia that you might be able to make me a retainer for my steering whee clock? Is that possible and what is the cost please? Finally, as we are much nearer to each other than the USA and both have Adventurers, if you would like to come and stay with us to look over my one before I strip it for painting you would be welcome to stay. Mine is quite original I think so it might be useful for you? Keep up the brilliant work on the convertible - amazing !! Regards Mark :)
YES .. THANKS IM INTERESTED FOR THE CORRECT CARPET ... YES I CAN BUILD THE STEERING CLOCK RETAINER AND LOCK ...  YOU CAN CONTACT AT RAFFAPLYMOUTH@OLDAMERICARS.COM

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Lancer Mike
Posted 2015-01-09 2:22 PM (#467086 - in reply to #466929)
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I sent you and e-mail about the steering clock retainer and lock. I would like to buy one too.

Thanks,
Mike

P.S. You have done great work on your Adventurer. I don't post much here, but I enjoy following the thread!

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raffaplymouth
Posted 2015-06-14 1:34 PM (#481468 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-06-14 1:44 PM (#481471 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-06-14 1:57 PM (#481473 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-09-29 4:26 PM (#490962 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-09-30 3:38 AM (#491002 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-09-30 4:09 AM (#491005 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-09-30 5:29 AM (#491008 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-09-30 6:26 AM (#491010 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-09-30 8:17 AM (#491016 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-10-07 1:23 AM (#491619 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-10-07 1:24 AM (#491620 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-10-07 1:26 AM (#491621 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-10-07 1:28 AM (#491622 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-10-07 1:29 AM (#491623 - in reply to #201733)
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New rebuild rear panels are OK



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Posted 2015-10-07 6:42 AM (#491632 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-10-07 1:28 PM (#491655 - in reply to #491632)
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57desoto - 2015-10-07 12:42 PM Raffaele, you are the greatest metal-worker on the planet!

 

Thanks Edward! !! I Have a question. .. You know if The Heater  harness is inside or outsider  of The firewall? ??

 

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Posted 2015-10-07 6:46 PM (#491673 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-10-08 7:10 AM (#491716 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-10-10 2:07 AM (#491869 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-10-10 8:56 AM (#491881 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-10-10 12:30 PM (#491896 - in reply to #491881)
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toddst - 2015-10-10 2:56 PM Sadly most of the photos you posted at the beginning of this thread are no longer visible.
I know this problem... And i dont know what to do... The First pictures was resized with  Imageshack. ..And lost after 4/5 years. .. The Last pictures with " postimage " .... But i dont know in the future ... I can remake all pictures with another resizer. .. or you Have idea?  As you do ????

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Posted 2015-10-10 6:24 PM (#491919 - in reply to #201733)
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Posted 2015-10-18 7:31 AM (#492512 - in reply to #201733)
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