Jack,
I was just kidding about the 58 trim, I have 59 Belvedere 2 dr hdtp.,
and I could use some trim for it. I am doing the opposite of what
Anthony is doing. He is removing the trim, an I am going to put the
trim back on. My car went through the trim removal back in the 60's
when it was in style. I can remember doing this to some old Chevys back
then...kind of ironic. Seems our tastes may change with age.
A friend of mine thinks I should not put all the trim back on, "it's
cool the way it is." Of course he is 16 years younger than I, and it
seems "de-trimming" a car is in with some of his age group.
Thanks for the offer, and I wish I would have taken you up on those
mirrors for a 59!
John in WI
ps: The tree is an old oak, with a tall stately stature, and rope burns
on it's branches, and black tire tracks at it's base, we call it Email!
Jack and Loretta wrote:
>
> John, Do you need trim for a 58 Plymouoth? I think Anthony asked me
> about trim last year, but never got it. I have some NOS trim. If you
> need, let me know what the P/N's are oor what pieces you need and if a 2
> dr or 4 dr ow what and I will see if I still have them.
> Jack Johnson 55 Plymouth
>
> PS Now, where is that tree???
>
> John Bartell wrote:
> >
> > Anthony,
> > Is it possible your trim for the 58 Plymouth will be for sale?
> > I hope you give someone on the list a chance to buy it. If not, we may
> > ask you to get in line for the linching!
> > Lower it, detrim it, paint it, hop it up, and enjoy it! I guess
this
> > is what I've learned, it's yours to spend money on, and do what you
> > will.
> > Have fun, John in WI
> > ps: How high is the tree closest to your house?
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