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Rich Sufficool
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My favorite woody...{[PIC]

The 9 passenger '42 Chrysler Town & Country Wagon. Lotsa details and those cool barrel vault read doors.

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(@100ford2003)
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The 1:1 had to be expensive. Probably worth alot today.



   
(@bob-jackman)
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Wow, Richard your pictures are your best yet and that's saying something.



   
(@Dennis Mong)
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I have a few woodies in my office - But this is one of the best Woodies I've seen



   
(@Dennis Mong)
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This is an xclnt color combo .. GR8T pix Rich



   
John Merritt
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Also my favorite Woody. I've seen a 1:1 of this beauty, and DM captured it in all its glory.


John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA


   
(@David Trask)
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As Always Richard

Just awesome photos. I wonder how many of these 42s were made before the war.



   
Tim Kubiak
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One of DM's best! One of my favorites too!



   
(@clifford-read)
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(PICS) Richard, there's a quick, easy fix for the tall suspension height

I love this '42 T&C as well but I found that the front suspension looked too extended (as if the motor had been removed for maintenance).
By squeezing down on the front suspension, a vertical rod extends up past the upper A-Arm. By inserting a spacer on the top of that rod, it limits the downward travel and makes the ride-height look more comfortable. For the spacer, I used a short section of aluminum tubing which I split so it could be inserted on the rod and then pinched closed to be permanent. I've happily done this quick fix for many of my local friends DM T&Cs. If you ever get to Ottawa, bring yours along and it'll be lowered in a few minutes.

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(@evan-morgan)
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Great Pics.



   
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