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Any updates? Life keeping you busy, sir?

The early 50’s Plymouth Cranbrook! That’s where they got the name! Thanks guys!!!

Random question - does anyone know where this location is for the photo shoot? Looks like a high brow private school. I thought it might be in Detroit, which is why I am asking…Matt…?

It’s like a ship in dry dock getting a re-fit! Thanks for posting the updates. You’ll have to take it around for photos when it’s road worthy. Belle Isle would be great.

American steel. West Virginia coal and Minnesota iron ore. The good stuff.

You gotta get this thing out on the road before next winter. Some kind of driver condition is fine. The streets of Detroit need graced with its presence once more.

That’s real manliness, right there. Respect.

Trying to think of a scenario where the drivers side would see more salt than the passenger side. Maybe if it was parked on the street for extended periods and salt trucks threw salt on that (exposed) side? ‍You do have to wonder.

Where do you get your metal filters. I have had shops sell me metal filters which had wrong diameter fittings.

The styling bears a strong resemblance to the earlier Chrysler turbine car. I know I’m not the first person to make that observation. I’m really bummed they closed down the Chrysler Museum in Auburn Hills. I tried to go there once but they had started with limited hours. It was closed shortly...

Hope you are able to get it on the road in the next couple months. Would be great to see pics of it out and about in autumn foliage backdrop (before Michigan winter sets in?).

Yeah yeah, sorry I’ve been flipping through pages on this thread and just now watched a video where they showed the table mounted. Was just going to acknowledge I discovered but you beat me to the punch. Got it chief!

Is that silver ring on the floor a cup holder?

The color is very striking - style has aged really well. So good you saved it from Michigan salt! Elegant!

Spinnaker. A nautical theme. It sounds...majestic.

EW1 Alpine White?

What’s the code and name of the color?

You’re gonna need a lot of Appliance Gloss White, there. A lot. But one day, she’ll be sleek. She’ll be gleaming. One day. In winter. Or at the end of winter.

Quality of steel, Quality of paint in non visible areas, Quality of/lack of galvanic coating...one or all the above... Chrysler started using better quality (galvanized) steel in mid to late 60’s. Rust proofing started getting better in industry in mid 70’s. Generally a stronger emphasis on...

I had similar surface rust issues in the trunk floor of a 70 Newport, 35 years ago. Humidity. Age. It just happens.