d500neil - 2011-08-13 7:57 PM

Matt; you must have had to get to that Broadcast Sheet from 'above' the springs!

Can you post up an image or two of it, over on our Fender tag Decoding board?

Hand-written, huh; wow....

Broadcast Sheets installed under the rear seats did not occur in Dodges until the 1960 model year.

Your Broadcast Sheet must have pertained only to the creation of the upholstery---just as the B.-Sheets that are
found taped to the back of the glove boxes pertained only to the creation of the dashboards.

You should get your B.-Sheet laminated, to preserve it.

d500neil - 2011-08-14 11:12 PM

PLEASE try....scan it, maybe, and send the PDF to someone (me) so we can arrange to post its image on the Fender Tag
board!

old mopar guy - 2011-11-29 7:45 PM

Hey Matt! Thats some restoration your doing! Thanks for the photos , it will look great on the road! Can't wait to see it. HAPPY MOTORING! Victor.

old mopar guy - 2011-11-30 8:07 PM

Matt.Here,s a recent photo, The car getting old we restored it almost 30 years ago but its very solid, the engine is a little tired, and the 1980"s incorrect interior is still nice but the seats are starting to yellow & sag so I am planning on doing alot of the car over . Even a possible color change, my interior shop has already ordered a new top , But its a great car and i love it! I can't believe i have it so long! Time flies. Happy Motoring! Victor..

Rebels-59 Coronet - 2011-12-02 3:19 PM

Hi Matt..
I,m real pleased to see you finally restoring this Rag Top.. I wish i knew the real condition of it before i passed the Info to you , as it didnt appear that bad from 2 feet away, I guess when you strip down you get the real Picture on condition, Still you have a Real " Needle in a Haystack " Plymouth and should be proud, Please keep the Updates regular , i am pleased to see you progress and i know when you finally finish the restore you will feel Proud..

Clive

Doctor DeSoto - 2011-12-04 10:36 PM

Geesh ! When you first shared pix of this car, I thought "That's a pretty nice car"

It is almost bad enough to make my DeSoto look rust free !

OK, ... not quite. But it sure does need some *deep* work. Wow !

Coming along nicely, though.

muddy - 2012-11-12 7:44 PM

Man,there realy is a lot of work in them rag tops...lucky they look so good finished!
Top stuff.

christine-lover - 2012-11-17 12:13 PM

Sideshow Bob on here...his pop made me these using my originals as patterns. He's a good friend of mine, he was the one who went to Minnesota with me to get this car and its parts car.

Another hard panels to get made up are going to those rockers. There's a lot of detail to them, even the inners.