Not an A body, but still a nice old Mopar

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barracudajohn

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I purchased this car over a year ago and the previous owner was willing to store it until my new building was finished, it's finished so now I have a place to store it. He was the fourth owner and had it for the last 31 years. Hasn't been on the road in about 15 years. I plan to go through the fuel and brake system, and possibly have it on the road for this summer. I am going to upgrade to a dual brake master cylinder and possibly convert the front to disc brakes. Otherwise, I will keep everything else original. 1950 Chrysler Windsor convertible.

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WOW, WOW, WOW! I love it. Keep us posted on your progress. I'm sure you know this, but don't crank the engine until you have drained and cleaned the fuel tank and thoroughly flushed the fuel lines. You don't want to suck that 15 year old gas in the carb or engine.
 
Nice car. I have a 48 new yorker parts car if that helps. I gave away all the fluid drive stuff, but i have a few straight 8 parts left.... nothing for a 251
 

I purchased this car over a year ago and the previous owner was willing to store it until my new building was finished, it's finished so now I have a place to store it. He was the fourth owner and had it for the last 31 years. Hasn't been on the road in about 15 years. I plan to go through the fuel and brake system, and possibly have it on the road for this summer. I am going to upgrade to a dual brake master cylinder and possibly convert the front to disc brakes. Otherwise, I will keep everything else original. 1950 Chrysler Windsor convertible.

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