... I bought a 1953 Dodge Regent this year... It was built in Windsor, Ontario Canada... Pretty much the same original grey paint as yours... Four wing vents... Zero broken glass... Nearly flawless exterior and interior... Seats and floors, flawless too... 230-6, 3 speed manual, no OD... Guess I'd better try to post some clips here too..! Best regards from the mountains of central California ...
I will do. Looking at Friday to tack in the driver side patch and the finish welds. Then will be on to making seat brackets for the 2015 Ford Escape Seats. Thanks for the support!
Hey love the video! I have a 4 door version. Trying to make mine more reliable. Would you mind sharing what kind of oil filter setup you are using and also how you went about converting the carburetor to take a paper air filter? I’d really appreciate it that’s a great looking car!
So I bought a universal oil filter relocation kit from Amazon and just used the existing ports that the original bypass filter system was using. As for the air cleaner, it’s just an aftermarket unit from Autozone with the proper neck diameter. It’s an off the shelf unit where all the aftermarket stuff is.
Dad had a black 48 4 door Plymouth in 1963 to 1966 . 👍🏻I’m not a fan of the wheels 🤔🙁. The air cleaner is way to small as your engine works like an air pump . All the best in your project 👍🏻🇦🇺.
@@brianandglendaharkin9457 I do realize not all car enthusiasts will have the same tastes. I appreciate your feedback and thank you for the well wishes!
... I bought a 1953 Dodge Regent this year... It was built in Windsor, Ontario Canada... Pretty much the same original grey paint as yours... Four wing vents... Zero broken glass... Nearly flawless exterior and interior... Seats and floors, flawless too... 230-6, 3 speed manual, no OD... Guess I'd better try to post some clips here too..! Best regards from the mountains of central California ...
Nice to meet you, Larry! I subscribed to your channel in hopes to see some videos of your Mopar.
Hope you keep with this build series. Looking forward to headliner install
I will do. Looking at Friday to tack in the driver side patch and the finish welds. Then will be on to making seat brackets for the 2015 Ford Escape Seats. Thanks for the support!
Looking forward to seeing what you do next awesome project
Thank you Bill! There’s lots to be done, especially on this Plymouth. Thank you for the support!
Looking good
@@TheCloseenoughgarage thank you. I’ll be working on it again real soon and upload a new vid.
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Hey love the video! I have a 4 door version. Trying to make mine more reliable. Would you mind sharing what kind of oil filter setup you are using and also how you went about converting the carburetor to take a paper air filter? I’d really appreciate it that’s a great looking car!
So I bought a universal oil filter relocation kit from Amazon and just used the existing ports that the original bypass filter system was using. As for the air cleaner, it’s just an aftermarket unit from Autozone with the proper neck diameter. It’s an off the shelf unit where all the aftermarket stuff is.
Dad had a black 48 4 door Plymouth in 1963 to 1966 . 👍🏻I’m not a fan of the wheels 🤔🙁. The air cleaner is way to small as your engine works like an air pump . All the best in your project 👍🏻🇦🇺.
@@brianandglendaharkin9457 I do realize not all car enthusiasts will have the same tastes. I appreciate your feedback and thank you for the well wishes!