1949 Plymouth Convertible--P-18
Updated 8.10.08
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Well, the Plymouth Grand Nationals has come and gone. I only attended the Saturday show, and it was well worth the 2 hour drive. Almost 200 cars.
See the link on the left for some of the pics. Click on the "slideshow" to hear some good music and enjoy......
There was a happy occasion here last month when my youngest daughter was married. We all had a wonderful time.
Our Plymouth was used for many photos as well as drivng the happy couple away after the reception.
Me and my daughter. So glad she got her mothers good looks!!
Hello Plymouth fans,
I have pulled together a few items of interest to other Plymouth enthusiasts who have dabbled in amateur restoration.
This is how it looks today, about 2 years after purchase. It has been a challenging process, but very rewarding. There are a few links to the left that give a brief description and photos of the renovation process. Please contact me if you have any questions, comments or suggestions. Please sign my guestbook, if you care to.
Regards, Scott Weidman
SPECIAL THANKS--To my wife, Debby, who encouraged me to "get a convertible". Without her help and support, this project would not have happened. We have shared this together and really enjoy our rides during the summer months. She also enjoys driving our Plymouth whenever the opportunity presents itself.
Also, our local upholstery shop "Lees Trim Shop" in Toledo, who provided many tips and ideas during the installation of the carpeting and the top. Thanks, guys.
Jims Specialty Shop in Holland, OH for installing the windshield. Good job, fellas.
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The photo below was taken at the Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners, MI.
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