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It would be helpful to post a photo of your car as I've seen '55 Diplomats that resemble '54 Plymouths while others resemble the '55 Plymouth. Once d...
I usually repost any notable DeSoto listings from Facebook or Craigslist on the NDC Facebook page:/p> I'd suggest you keep checking that page occasi...
Hello Thomas! Beautiful Firedome hardtop! I'm the '55 model year tech advisor for the club. Rather than typing a long message, please contact me via...
Pretty certain no kit exists so you will need to order individually. It's likely that the body plugs DeSoto used are not unique to MoPar. Suggest you...
Steve....maybe some options here:/p> Or here:/p>
My own experience with collector car tires suggests that the words "good" and "cheap" rarely, if ever, are used in the same sentence. In the size you...
You might also try posting your question on the NDC Facebook page. Such requests usually receive good advice.
Thanks for sharing photos of this beautiful DeSoto. Hope we can see it in person at a future convention.
Thanks for posting progress. Would make a nice Christmas present if completed in time for local parades!
Dave....thanks for sharing the lead. Relatively plain pre-war cars are not currently seeing high demand. Just FYI. You may want to tell the seller sh...
Hello Terrance...I would also suggest visiting the club's Facebook page:/p> Posts requesting needed parts usually get at least one response with oth...
Hello Laura....couple suggestions. First, visit the NDC Facebook page and add a post stating your need. The page gets a lot of visitors and you migh...
Pretty sure those are 1940's and possibly late'30's.
Nancy....what type of upholstery did you decide to install? Car looks great!
Congrats Paul on owning a fine DeSoto! Fred was a meticulous caretaker.