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| Hi there, looking for a trunk lock cylinder for a 1960 Chrysler. Mine doesn't have a key and it looks like I have to drill out the lock to get the trunk open...
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Location: Williams California | db300 - 2012-10-31 1:38 PM
Hi there, looking for a trunk lock cylinder for a 1960 Chrysler. Mine doesn't have a key and it looks like I have to drill out the lock to get the trunk open...
Dave
Hi Dave,
I do have a good trunk lock cylinder available. I may have the key as well, but I will need to look for that.
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Location: Williams California | db300 - 2012-11-03 10:07 AM
John,
I would appreciate if you looked!
Thanks.
No luck on the key, someone probably pocketed them along the way. I do still have the lock, which can be re-keyed at moderate cost.
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Location: Williams California | Recent arrivals include-
'59 Chrysler hardtop
'58 Plymouth 4 and 2-door sedans
'57 Plymouth 2-door HT and 2 4-door sedans
'58 Dodge Coronet sedan
'61 Dodge sedan
'57 Imperial 4-door HT
Most of these are available for parts.
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| Back in the day, locksmiths had large rings of the same key type cut in every possible code. (There really aren't that many combinations.) You then try each key until you find the one that works. Such are therefore called try keys. I have such a try key ring for the 60 Chrysler ignition/door locks. (But not the trunk.)
You really ought to explore going in through the backseat, unload the stuff bit by bit. Or, cut a 2" access hole just below the trunk lock, then you can push on the latch release tang and weld up the access hole after. |
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| am very interested in some smaller parts… I need the inside door and window handles, springs and hardware(I have the operating mechanisms) armrests, drivers side and passenger side. Wing Windows(good chrome, especially) rear bumper, and probably a trunk lid… I have a 1955, Royal two-door hardtop. Please let me know if you can help me with any of these items
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Location: Williams California | 55royal12 - 2012-11-29 6:37 PM
am very interested in some smaller parts… I need the inside door and window handles, springs and hardware(I have the operating mechanisms) armrests, drivers side and passenger side. Wing Windows(good chrome, especially) rear bumper, and probably a trunk lid… I have a 1955, Royal two-door hardtop. Please let me know if you can help me with any of these items
Check your PM's. I have most of these in good condition.
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Location: Newark, Texas (Fort Worth) | Sending a pm John! marc |
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| Hey john.
how about a heater core for a 1960 Savoy. Slant six if that makes a difference
Thanks,
Chris
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Location: Williams California | squigly1965 - 2012-12-13 6:35 PM
Hey john.
how about a heater core for a 1960 Savoy. Slant six if that makes a difference
Thanks,
Chris
Hi Chris,
I do have a good, pressure checked heater core available, please PM me for details.
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Location: New Zealand | Hi John
On any of those 57-58 2dr hardtops you have, do you have a good set of the cast pieces for the rear quarter window frames. The top chrome parts on mine are great but the cast pieces they bolt to are missing parts of the lip that hold the glass in.
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Location: Williams California | ply57nz - 2013-01-03 12:30 PM
Hi John
On any of those 57-58 2dr hardtops you have, do you have a good set of the cast pieces for the rear quarter window frames. The top chrome parts on mine are great but the cast pieces they bolt to are missing parts of the lip that hold the glass in.
Cheers Norm
I'll check and let you know!
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Location: New Zealand | Appreciate that John Thanks |
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Location: Williams California | Norm, please check your PB box. I found a good set.
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Location: Minor Hill, TN | Do you have a day/night rearview mirror on the '61 Belvedere you are parting out? |
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Location: Williams California | 1961plymouthfury - 2013-01-08 10:42 AM
Do you have a day/night rearview mirror on the '61 Belvedere you are parting out?
The '61's I checked all were equipped with the standard mirrors, and not the day/nite ones.
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Location: Minor Hill, TN | OK Thank you for looking |
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Location: B.C. Canada | Hi John; What do you have for a radio for a 58' Dodge coronet? Thanks, John(LeBaron) |
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Location: Williams California | lebaron413 - 2013-01-10 7:05 PM
Hi John; What do you have for a radio for a 58' Dodge coronet? Thanks, John(LeBaron)
I do have a complete radio with a nice, not pitted faceplate. Please PM me for further details.
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Location: North Carolina | Hello, do you have a good driver's side inner fender/battery shelf for a 1956 Dodge Lancer? Mine apparently had a corrosive leak in it's history. Thanks |
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Location: Williams California | Kungfupanda - 2013-01-15 5:08 PM
Hello, do you have a good driver's side inner fender/battery shelf for a 1956 Dodge Lancer? Mine apparently had a corrosive leak in it's history. Thanks
Hi Mark,
I do have a good solid one available. Please check your PM's for details.
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Location: NW Saskatchewan Canada | Hi John Do you have any swivel seats for a 1959 plymouth? Thanks John |
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Location: Williams California | Coronet 58 - 2013-01-18 6:40 AM
Hi John Do you have any swivel seats for a 1959 plymouth? Thanks John
Hi John,
Currently, I do not have anything that is close to complete. Thanks for the inquiry, however.
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Location: Adelaide, Australia | Hi John
Just wondering if you got my email and picture regarding the 57 Saratoga trim?
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Location: Williams California | 360val - 2013-01-18 4:16 PM
Hi John
Just wondering if you got my email and picture regarding the 57 Saratoga trim?
Thanks Matt
Yes I did, I'll check to see what pieces I do have.
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Location: Williams California | Kungfupanda - 2013-01-15 5:08 PM
Hello, do you have a good driver's side inner fender/battery shelf for a 1956 Dodge Lancer? Mine apparently had a corrosive leak in it's history. Thanks
Please check your e-mail, Mark. I've sent you some photos.
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Location: Lake George NY | lookng for a pair of front door outside handles for my 55 st regis need to be in really nice condition Thanks |
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Location: Northern NH | Hi John, I am still looking for a shift delete plate for a 58 Coronet. Thanks |
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Location: Williams California | Hi Paul,
I do believe I have one, please send me an e-mail, I'll send a pic of it to you.
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Location: Adelaide, Australia | Hi John, just wondering if you have looked to see if you have any of the trim I am after for my 57 Saratoga?
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Location: Williams California | Several more '57 Dodges for parts,
Sierra wagon
Coronet 2-door sedan
Coronet 4-door HT
Custom Royal 4-door sedan [yet to pick up]
Please e-mail for needs.
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Location: Kennewick Wa | Hi John, Looking for a heater delete plate for '57 Dodge. |
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Location: Ocean Park, Washington | I'm looking for 2 of these on the rear behind the taillight assemblies. They are spot welded on. I hope that isn't a problem. It's for my 56 Windsor.
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Location: Williams California | floyd066 - 2013-05-19 10:37 PM
I'm looking for 2 of these on the rear behind the taillight assemblies. They are spot welded on. I hope that isn't a problem. It's for my 56 Windsor.
I'll take a look and let you know.
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| Hello im looking for a right fender to a 1960 chrysler windsor/newport .
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Location: Williams California | tjylla - 2013-05-21 8:42 AM
Hello im looking for a right fender to a 1960 chrysler windsor/newport .
I checked, but do not currently have a good fender for your Windsor.
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Location: Williams California | floyd066 - 2013-05-19 10:37 PM
I'm looking for 2 of these on the rear behind the taillight assemblies. They are spot welded on. I hope that isn't a problem. It's for my 56 Windsor.
I do have those pieces I could remove from some quarter panels, they are good and solid.
Please call me at [530] 473-2225.
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Location: Indianapolis, IN | Hey John,
I am looking for a nice set of 59 Dodge three speed push buttons?
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Location: Kansas | Big M do you have a drivers side hardtop wing window frame? And how much is that gonna run? Thanks! |
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Location: Tulare Ca | Hey Mr Fowlie! Do You Have A Working Radiator For A V8 For a 58 Plymmie?
Thanks!
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Location: Williams California | Myke - 2013-07-01 12:08 PM
Hey Mr Fowlie! Do You Have A Working Radiator For A V8 For a 58 Plymmie?
Thanks!
Myke,
I have some radiators, but no way to thoroughly test them, so I sell them as cores only. From experience, radiators this old will have build-up or a weakened core. Can you have yours rodded out or repaired? A new core installed runs about $500 at most Radiator shops.
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Location: Hamburg-Germany | Hi John
we need a ratio (3.31-1 or longer) for a 8 1/4 rear end out of a 1959 slant 6 powered axle
need the ring and pinion
I could pick up the parts end of august
greetings Jan
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Location: Tulare Ca | big m - 2013-07-02 2:06 PM
Myke - 2013-07-01 12:08 PM
Hey Mr Fowlie! Do You Have A Working Radiator For A V8 For a 58 Plymmie?
Thanks!
Myke,
I have some radiators, but no way to thoroughly test them, so I sell them as cores only. From experience, radiators this old will have build-up or a weakened core. Can you have yours rodded out or repaired? A new core installed runs about $500 at most Radiator shops.
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Oh Ok, Yes I Took It To A Radiator Shop They Said It Was Leaking Badly , And That t Needed A Recore. They Quoted Me $500 But That Seemed Steep To Someone Whos Never Had To Do A Recore. So I Figured I See What You Had first. |
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Location: Williams California | luedi - 2013-07-02 12:11 PM
Hi John
we need a ratio (3.31-1 or longer) for a 8 1/4 rear end out of a 1959 slant 6 powered axle
need the ring and pinion
I could pick up the parts end of august
greetings Jan
Are you sure the year of the unit is '59? Or was the slant six installed in place of the flathead six.
Let me know and I'll check.
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Location: Williams California | Myke - 2013-07-02 12:36 PM
big m - 2013-07-02 2:06 PM
Myke - 2013-07-01 12:08 PM
Hey Mr Fowlie! Do You Have A Working Radiator For A V8 For a 58 Plymmie?
Thanks!
Myke,
I have some radiators, but no way to thoroughly test them, so I sell them as cores only. From experience, radiators this old will have build-up or a weakened core. Can you have yours rodded out or repaired? A new core installed runs about $500 at most Radiator shops.
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Oh Ok, Yes I Took It To A Radiator Shop They Said It Was Leaking Badly , And That t Needed A Recore. They Quoted Me $500 But That Seemed Steep To Someone Whos Never Had To Do A Recore. So I Figured I See What You Had first.
I would hate to sell you a used one, and then have overheating problems with it. Especially how hot it is this summer [Currently 112 degrees]
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Location: Ocean Park, Washington | John, received the lower quarters yesterday and opened the box a couple of hours ago. Wow, what a package. Thanks for all the additional parts. I can't wait to clean up the parts I need. I will be in touch soon with more wants. John |
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