'62 300 medallions

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I've checked with the folks that took over for Gary Goers, the 300 Int'l Club and put a post on FB. No luck.

I need the quarter panel medallions for my '62 mine are faded out. Any ideas?
 
I've checked with the folks that took over for Gary Goers, the 300 Int'l Club and put a post on FB. No luck.

I need the quarter panel medallions for my '62 mine are faded out. Any ideas?
Yes Contact DeSoto George in Queensland Australia. George iz on this site also soooo? I worked with George for 3 years to help him re-pop the '62 Medallions because that's Georges bread 'n butter and his work iz every bit az good az NOS from Mother Mopar. I bought the Medallions from him, also New '61+'62 marker lenses (I had him cast those lenses in Amber for the Batwagon, lol.) And new Boomerang tail lites for the Batwagon too. I used the '62 Medallions because the wagon waz being brought back az a generic 300 wagon NOT A "300 G" which mother never produced of course. You'll be happy with Georges products ... 18 hour time lag Plus 1 day to Queensland BTW, Jer
 
George recently has had health trouble. He was slower than molasses before, and prob not doing anything tight now.
 
George recently has had health trouble. He was slower than molasses before, and prob not doing anything tight now.

Oh boy, sorry to hear this. I have to get hold of him... he bought my '76 Town and Country.

I'll email him to check on him.
 
Yes Contact DeSoto George in Queensland Australia. George iz on this site also soooo? I worked with George for 3 years to help him re-pop the '62 Medallions because that's Georges bread 'n butter and his work iz every bit az good az NOS from Mother Mopar. I bought the Medallions from him, also New '61+'62 marker lenses (I had him cast those lenses in Amber for the Batwagon, lol.) And new Boomerang tail lites for the Batwagon too. I used the '62 Medallions because the wagon waz being brought back az a generic 300 wagon NOT A "300 G" which mother never produced of course. You'll be happy with Georges products ... 18 hour time lag Plus 1 day to Queensland BTW, Jer

Tried reaching out to him. My email bounced back as undeliverable. Heard he had a stroke?
 
Tried reaching out to him. My email bounced back as undeliverable. Heard he had a stroke?
Mayby so, but he might just have run out of fuel for hiz Generator. George livez in "the out back" North west of Brisbane in Queensland, Australia. Hiz entire source of power iz his Generator. Hiz phone won't work either if that Generator iz off because he can not charge hiz Cell Phone Battery. Lemme look around, I have his Phone # somewhere. Just remember what I said about the 17 hour time difference for you in Wisconsin and Brisbane, Jer
 
George recently has had health trouble. He was slower than molasses before, and prob not doing anything tight now.

He may not be doing well at all. I was told he resently had very serious health issues, and do not know if he has or even able to recover from it.
 
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George had a stroke that left him in bad shape and he told me he was 60 years old last year. As stated above by Jer, he lived in a remote part of Australia, and was found on the floor of his house after two days without help, which is also a bad situation with strokes - timeliness is crucial to addressing such victims. As a result, he is paralyzed on one side of his body. He can stand up but can not walk. In addition, I hear that his memory is also very bad. He is supposed to be in a hospital for some 6 months to see if he will be able to recover any of his capabilities that were lost. It really doesn't sound good. So emailing him will do no good nor will trying to call him. There is no way of contacting him is the bottom line. There has been one update that shared this information on Facebook, but I am not on that site, and do not know the source of the information.

He is a formal wagon lover at heart, and I have been storing a couple of his wagons at my place until he could arrange to ship them to Australia. Now I have no idea of what to do with them. I also had a large parts order out with him, but it is an open question whether I will ever see any of them.

Sad situation.
 
George had a stroke that left him in bad shape and he told me he was 60 years old last year. As stated above by Jer, he lived in a remote part of Australia, and was found on the floor of his house after two days without help, which is also a bad situation with strokes - timeliness is crucial to addressing such victims. As a result, he is paralyzed on one side of his body. He can stand up but can not walk. In addition, I hear that his memory is also very bad. He is supposed to be in a hospital for some 6 months to see if he will be able to recover any of his capabilities that were lost. It really doesn't sound good. So emailing him will do no good nor will trying to call him. There is no way of contacting him is the bottom line. There has been one update that shared this information on Facebook, but I am not on that site, and do not know the source of the information.

He is a formal wagon lover at heart, and I have been storing a couple of his wagons at my place until he could arrange to ship them to Australia. Now I have no idea of what to do with them. I also had a large parts order out with him, but it is an open question whether I will ever see any of them.

Sad situation.
Very Sad Steve. The ranks of talented members with in our hobby are too fast dwindling. Thanks for the up date Pal. My prayers are with him, Jer
 
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