Please Welcome a new Member Luis Villar '54
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Please Welcome a new Member Luis Villar '54



Welcome to our little group.  You'll find there are quite a few people here
who have worked on 54s, and they will be able to advise you when you need
help.

There is no reason to change to 12 volts, or to change the brakes to disc
brakes - the car worked just fine when it was new, and will again if
everything is in good shape.  The 54 Chrysler and Imperials were just about
the best built and engineered cars on the road when they were new, reliable,
comfortable, and very powerful.  They don't need anything updated to be used
on today's modern roads.

Dick Benjamin
----- Original Message -----
From: Leslie <kansas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Multiple recipients of list mailing-list <mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, September 08, 2002 7:18 PM
Subject: IML: Please Welcome a new Member Luis Villar '54


> New Subscriber(s): Luis L. Villar
> Email Address is: camaguey@xxxxxxxxxxx
> Member Location: Miami, Florida
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> Car(s) owned: 1954 Sedan (green)
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> Self-Introduction: Several months ago my son took me to his friend's house
> to show me an old car. This guy had several cars in his back yard, which
> were included in a land he bought from a lady, among these cars was this
> Chrysler 1954, which brought me good memories. At that time my son's
friend
> did not have plans to sell this car, but a couple weeks ago he visited me
to
> offer the car for a very reasonable price. I'm planning to restore the car
> from the frame up. Even I would like to bring this car back to the
original
> appearance, I will try to upgrade the electrical system to 12 volts, and
> change the front brake system for disc brake.
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