Posted by: Grandpa1926

10/26/2008 03:22PM

Hi. My parents bought a 1933 Plymouth new in 1933. On the dashboard, just to the left of the speedometer was a switch that the driver pulled out to change something. As I recall it was similar to the old light switches that you pulled out to turn on the headlights and pushed in to turn them off. This switch had a knob about the diameter of a half dollar coin and when fully pulled out it came out about 2" of 3". I was just about 7 years old at the time, so I can't remember too much about it's purpose, but I believe it had some function called "free wheeling". What that meant, I just don't know. If you do not know about this, can you direct me to someone that can? Lawrence Chapman in Houston, Texas

Posted by: buddy67lincoln

02/27/2008 08:09PM

NICE! Cant wait to see what you do to it. Thats a real find to locate someone else's old project! No rust, the chop is done...I love that rear window too. Good luck with it.

Posted by: RM21V0GEV2

11/08/2007 04:12PM

This is going to be such an awsome ride! Go Mopar! Have fun on the resto! Come check out my runner.Please rate it nominate me for show off of the week. Thanks