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Neat Car - 1956 Plymouth |
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| Thursday, February 13, 2003 | ||||||
I have a 56 belvedere four door hardtop car. It is 95% restored. |
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Perhaps you can give me your thoughts on a transmission change. I would like to keep the push button version, however, I would like to install one from a 1963 or 64. Is this possibly? |
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I have a parts car in the event you need parts. My good friend whose health is bad gave me the car since we have been friends a long time. His father bought the 56 belvedere new. |
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Since 1968 to 1975. Joe and I would seek out salvage yards for 56 parts. Most are in good shape. |
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| Editor's note: | ||||||
This often happens, because of the way this web site is constructed a person can search the web and discover a story but will not realise that the story is just that, a piece of a much larger daily web site. Mr. Stanley discovered the story about a 1956 Plymouth that was feature here August 2, 2002 and at that time there was no little note at the bottom identifying this as only a part of a large web site. |
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Now if anyone has some ideas on how Mr. Stanley can solve the transmission problem click on his name and that will get you his email. There are a lot of reasons he would want to keep the push button automatic transmission of the era, it was truly a remarkable devise and of course if worn out not replaceable now. |
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| Some more 1956 Plymouths | ||||||
1956 Savoy, excellent pictures |
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Original advertising images |
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Great pictures of a 1956 Plyjmouth |
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Some advertising pictures of the 1956 Plymouth |
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Yet another page of some of the same images and a short write up. |
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