Recent content by DelSolid

Oh my god, you are right! I pulled that thing out from inside the rear seat bottom myself. I never even considered that it wasn't for this car. I wonder if someone swapped the rear seat cushion back in the day??? Oh well, I never relied on it, I used the fender tag because that was always...

Obligatory MOPAR geeking out over the VIN and Body tag decoding: VIN: RP46G9G288827 R = Plymouth Belvedere, Satellite ("B" body) P = Premium Price Class 4 = 4 Door 6 = 9 pass wagon with 3rd row seat G = 383 8-Cylinder "B" engine 9 = 1969 G = St. Louis, Missouri 288827 = Sequence number...

I have been working on this car for the last 7 years but I cant keep doing it due to outside circumstances so I have to let it go before I have had a chance to finish it completely. It runs great and is reliable, but it still need the interior done, otherwise it is in great shape. Since it has...

I still have the originals and Just Dashes is only a half hour away. I didn't realize they did door panels, I figured they just focused on dashes... :tongue5:

I have a 69 sport satellite wagon and need to get some new door panels but am having a hell of a time finding ones for 4 door cars. Anyone have anything to recommend? Thanks

I'll see about getting some pics up this week. I'm new to Mopars. Always wanted one but never bought one. Then I had a chance to get the 354 hemi. I have an all steel 31 ford roadster I am bringing back to life and figured the hemi would top it off nicely but ended up doing a hot flathead for...

Did I mention that it's a California car and doesn't have a single spec of rust anywhere on it??? :tongueflap:

I just picked up a 1969 Plymouth Satellite Wagon. The sheetmetal is good but that's about it. I also have a complete, running 1956 354 Hemi. Does anybody have any information on putting an early Hemi in one of these cars? What are your thoughts on a swap like this? (remember, I already have a...