Road Runner Nest

Moving VIN numbers from one car to another is a felony.

No rusty junk pile in the world is worth going to prison over.

The 1972 Accessories catalog is now ready to view at this link;

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/197 ... g-01.shtml

Thanks to Jerry Glogowski for sharing this with us.

Barry

Hey guys,
This batch is all for Lynch Road cars from 1968 -1974. Just go to this link to search for your VIN;

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/found.shtml

Thanks once again to Jerry Glogowski for sending them in.

Barry

Congratulations!

I have always wanted kids, but the right egg donor has not found me. Yet..........

I do have to ask, were you somehow able to place an order so his eyes matched the car?

A kid with Hemi-Orange eyes would be sweet!

I have not seen this posted on any of the forums yet, so here goes..... There is a website where you can log in to see what cars have been reported stolen in your area. You check the list and just keep your eyes peeled. Email updates are sent when stolen cars are reported in your area. If you think ...

No radio cars (1970 again) did have an antenna delete plug of sorts, it went into the side of the cowl though where the antenna wire would have passed through. With no radio it was just a rubber plug to fill the hole. But didnt some of these cars come with other radio-like gadgets,that still used an...

On original 1970 cars with no radio, no antenna hole at all.

Hey guys,
Doug has come through for us (once again!) with scans of his 1974 Plymouth Data Book. You can see it at this link;

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/dea ... k-01.shtml

Thanks again Doug!

Barry

If you were a Chrysler, Dodge or Plymouth dealership that processed Fleet Orders for the 1971 model year, Chrysler would have sent you one of these books. You will see that some of the information is repeated from the "normal" data books, but this book covers ALL 1971 Chrysler Corporation built cars...

Hey gang,
Doug Hammer has come through for us once again! He has scanned the 1971 Plymouth Data Book for us, you can now view it online at this link;

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/dea ... k-01.shtml

Thanks once again Doug!

Hey Eric,
My pleasure. Now that you know to look for it, I bet you see it fairly often.

If you see it on any 1972 or later cars, please let me know?

Barry

Exibit B - same car;

Exibit "A" for the forum;

Depending on what piece of paper you are looking at, Windsor cars may say something like "Hamtramck Assembly".

The reason for this is that Windsor cars were invoiced out of the Hamtramck office, I have seen examples of it in dealer paperwork so far for 1970 & 1971.