1941 Plymouth Restoration (#02)

This is the second video in a series about preparing a 1941 Plymouth for the Summer National Plymouth Club car show.

Music "The Entertainer" is used under license from SmartSound. It is contained on the album "Nostalgia."

In this episode, I show the progress to date, talk about restoring rubber running boards and preparing glass with laser etched bugs.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• 1941 Plymouth
• Plymouth
• Plymouth ASC
• 1941
• automobile
• car
• restoration
• classic car
• Mopar
• running boards
• hunly acuff
• herculite
• duplate
• duolite
• windshield
• tempered
• glassP12

[thomasuras]

On the oil pan gasket its cork did you use a gasker sealer or not ?

[ihazwings]

@thomasuras The oil pan gasket is cork and I did use an RTV silicon sealant on it. I have not had an leaks (from the oil pan at least). I am sure there are a variety of opinions on this topic.

[lioneltrainzrock]

can you please tell me how to spell the place where you sent you running boards?

[ihazwings]

@lioneltrainzrock The running boards were done by Hunley Acuff. If you Google his name you will come up with HunleyAcuffRunningBoards (dot com). All of the information is there.

[homeagainquick]

Great looking Plymouth! I'm just starting a restoration on a P11. Any advice on rocker panel replacement? How did you go about it?

[ihazwings]

@homeagainquick No real suggestions about how to do it. I will mention the issue in my next video. Thanks for the feedback on the video.

[carlos70cuda]

hi mr ihazwings by looking at the video i noticed the different finishes on the chassis were can one get the info to detail a chassis like you did ? are these colors like the factory did back in 1941? thanks in advance

[thomasuras]

Thanks for your reply Im working on a 1936 dodge Woodie and enjoy your post they have alot of in site

[lioneltrainzrock]

could you give me some information or make a diagram of how the body to frame mount rubbers, bolts, and washers go? it would be very helpful.

Thanks, brandon b

[ihazwings]

@ThePedroChannel You probably should do more then sense a little Dan Brown in this.... I stole the idea directly from him! :D