Plymouth Registry and Sun Visor Question

Started by XmikeyX, August 30, 2006, 10:44:47 AM

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XmikeyX

I see a lot of the split window type showing up, would they work for a 53???
I drive my car everyday, cause if I dont I could die tomarrow and never say I truely enjoyed my car.


1953 Belvedere named Belle
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jtw37

Here's a look at the Mopar Sunvisor on my 49 DeSoto.
JT
Original or Street Rod? That is the question. Is is right or wrong to do either? No, as long as an old car is preserved. What difference does it make. I have both.
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Jim Benjaminson

Without doing some "digging", the MoPar sunvisors had little slits in them, so you could see overhead traffic lights when sitting at in intersection.....THINK the '53 versions still had the slits like earlier ones.
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jd2ksilver

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Wow Jim, I never knew that about the sun visors, nor have I ever seen one I dont think.? that would interesting to view.

I think I best defer to the experts next time.  Learn something new everyday.. ;D

1952 Plymouth Cranbrook 4 door sedan
2003 Dodge Ram 4X2 1500 Hemi Longbed
John Davies
Mountain View, California
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Jim Benjaminson

The cost of the build card is $45.  As for the sunvisor (sun shield), Fulton was an aftermarket company that sold visors for all the different brands.  MoPar Parts division also sold a "factory" sun visor for dealer installation.
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jd2ksilver

Big Jims sells the fulton sheilds,,,,,,,,,,,, they need work, but they are the real McCoy, (original)

Here is the link.
http://www.bigjims.net/

And a pic of my 52 with mine on.
1952 Plymouth Cranbrook 4 door sedan
2003 Dodge Ram 4X2 1500 Hemi Longbed
John Davies
Mountain View, California
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TodFitch

Welcome aboard.

Your serial number should be on the left front (driver side) door post. That will tell you where the car was built as different serial number ranges were assigned to different assembly plants. You can see a list of serial numbers at:

http://www.ply33.com/Misc/vin

By sending your serial number and some money off to the Chrysler Historical Collection you can get a "build card". The information on that car varies with the year the car was built. For my 1933 the build card shows the dealer the car was shipped to. I don't know what is on the card for 1953 but it should at least show the options installed at the factory. You might also find a copy of the card in the car, perhaps under the rear seat. You can get the card from:

Walter P. Chrysler Museum
One Chrysler Drive
CIMS 488-00-00
Auburn Hills, Michigan 48326-2778
Attn: Historical Collection

http://www.chryslerheritage.com

Last I heard the cost for the copy of the card was $45.

I haven't got a clue as to if a Fulton visor was available for your car. When I hear about them it is usually for a little older car (1946-49).
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XmikeyX

Is there a registry for Plymouths? I wanted to find out the history on my car. Where it was built, where it was sold, etc etc.

Also, did the Fulton company make a exterior sun visor to fit the 53 Plymouth??



I drive my car everyday, cause if I dont I could die tomarrow and never say I truely enjoyed my car.


1953 Belvedere named Belle
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