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Tetzlaff
1955 Windsor
1936  Plymouth P2 Sedan

Richard Tetzlaff
Scandia Minn

I had this 1936 Plymouth done as that is the year I was born.It is a P2 4 door sedan a very nice car to drive.
1955 Chrysler Windsor Convertible 

Tom Sheaffer
Brookline, MA  

In 1999, I saw this car for sale at a Mopar show at the Larz Anderson Auto Museum in Brookline, MA, where I live, and it was love at first sight.  The previous owner got the car from a dealer who claimed that it had formerly belonged to a movie studio in California.  This Windsor has the 301 poly-head V8 and Powerflite transmission, and is fully equipped with power steering, brakes, windows and seat.  It has about 110,000 miles on it now.  The car has been painted in its original color, Wisteria Blue, and the interior was redone by a former owner all in white, rather than the original two-tone blue and white.  It won First in Class at the WPC National Meet in 2001.

luedke
oquinn
1963 Chrysler New Yorker Salon
Gary Luedtke
Fort Lauderdale FL


Original California Black-Plate,  67k actual miles. #1.5 original stock condition.  Everything works, and air blows cold.
FirePower 413 / 4-barrel, 340 HP and 470 lb-ft. torque. 
The Salon...   Unique vinyl canopy and chrome halo roof .
The only FM radio in any '63 automobile.   Rear-seat drinks tray,
"More standard equipment than a Rolls-Royce",  "World's most completely-equipped car".   Factory air, with temperature control lever. Pushbutton TorqueFlight.   Auto-Pilot speed control,
Rear Speaker reverberater,  Retangular-wheel Power Steering,
Self-adjusting Power Brakes  Power Seats  Fold-down armrests, front and rear   Reclining Passenger seat  Rear-seat reading lamps
Chrome Assist Handle incorporated in the Dashboard  Color-coded Wheel Covers  Anodized Wheel Spinners and Nameplates
Trip odometer  Rear Window Defogger .
1960 Chrysler Windsor Sedan
Bryan O'Quinn  
Durham, NC  27705


Description : This is "Pearl". She is an all original 1960 that somehow escaped the rusting from Pennsylvania's cold winters for 39 years. Then, she spent about three years in Florida re-couping from the cold. Pearl currently has less than 23,000 miles on her, and is beautifully original. All paint, chrome, stainless, fabric, and vinyl is in amazing condition.
Would love to hear from more 1960 Chrysler Windsor owners.

 
  The60Whitewalls@aol.com 
stover
gramazio
1948 Plymouth Club Coupe

John and Mary Stover
Battle Creek, Michigan
                                   
            
1960 Chrysler Windsor Sedan.
Ralph Gramazio,
Dorchester, MA

Black w/ blue interior restored original.  I bought this car 5 years ago, and had to do the brakes, power steering, tune up,tires, general spiff up.     It was going to be "just a driver",  I didn't want to spend a ton of cash on it, and for 3 years, that worked out just fine until I got the bug to restore it!
New fenders, stainless, crome redone,  whitewalls (radials), interior,dash pad.  Converted to a 4 barrel with duals, and a killer black paint job!    It is restored to just how it looked brand new,except I'm running 62 hubcaps, because I like them.    T
his black beauty turns heads,especially doing 80 down the highway, where it is the most happy  :)
ralphg63@earthlink.net
cooper
shackmann
1960 DeSoto Fireflite 2 door hardtop
Steve Cooper , Titusville, New Jersey

 Purchased in 1996, restoration took place January, 2000 - August, 2001 when she debuted at the National DeSoto club show.  Being the lower of 2 model offerings that year, most everything was an option.  They include: 383 4-barrel, power steering & brakes, dual exhaust, deluxe wheel covers, white wall tires, stone shields, dual outside rearview mirrors (driver side remote,) dual rear antenna, front fender fins, tow-tone paint, Torque-flite push button automatic, deluxe steering wheel, map light, emergency brake warning light, trunk light, AM radio, clock and an Ultra-Fi RCA 45 rpm record player.  Original colors are Winterberry Red Metallic and Shell White, which incidentally match the advertisement pictured on the WPC home page.  The body design was shared with Chrysler Windsor, but the dash was shared with Dodge.  Only 3494 examples of this car were built for the 1960 model year.  Production of the great DeSoto marquee ended in November, 1960 with only 3034 1961 models produced. This car is a true pleasure to own and drive.
1974 Dodge Dart Sport
Rob Schackmann  , New Berlin, Wisconsin

No, it's not a Duster!  It's my 1974 Dodge Dart Sport.  The Dart Sport replaced the Dodge Demon in 1973.  The Dart Sport was produced through 1976, when Chrysler replaced the A-bodied with the F-bodies.  I acquired my Dart back in 1993.  It has a modified 340 bolted to a TF727 transmission.  My Dart has the rare contriple option (fold down rear seat and canopy vinyl top).  It has the 340/360 interior decor.  If you're thinking 340's weren't an option in 1974, you're right.  My MOPAR was originally a 318 car with California emissions.  I have a distinct vision for my Dodge.  I'm trying to involve my wife and two kids  in my dream (they enjoy riding in it).  Eventually, it will be completely restored into my vision.

pouncey
1960 Dodge Polara 4 door hardtop.

 Ron & Jean Wenzel, North Saanich, BC., Canada

Canadian built:

361 CID V8 with Power-Pak (4 barrel Carter AFB and dual exhausts, 305 HP)  Torqueflite, 3 speed, pushbutton automatic transmission, Power Steering, Power Brakes , Power Windows, Six way power front seat,  Automatic headlamp dimmer, Automatic electronic Day-Night rearview mirror (mirrormatic),   AM Radio, Left remote control fender mirror Front and rear bumperettes, "satellite" styled clock - revolving turrett with floating-dot second hand. 
Tom Pouncy,  Houston, TX

1969 Plymouth Road Runner
383 Cu. in. Automatic
3./23:1 Sure Grip
Air Grabber Hood
Tinted Windows
Styled Road Wheels
AM radio

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