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Haha you guy's make my day on here, we can kid around all in good fun. O you kidding right

Tom Hanks is the best by the way. Nothing beats his laugh in moneypit.

67r/t4speeder Wrote:Haha you guy's make my day on here, we can kid around all in good fun. O you kidding right

Sure Andy, me, "Driver" and "Passenger" are always trying to come up with ways to have a good time and make people here on the DCR buddy!

By the way, have ya heard the one about the two n.o.s. defroster duct nozzles, a Lawn Gnome and a Banker that go to one of those drive through car washes in a Silver 67 Coronet R/T and the Banker says...................


Richard

Richard, I think we need to schedule a doctors appiontment. Don't worry, the doctor is a very nice man. You can even bring Mr Driver and MS Passenger (or is it the other way around?).

Oh, and can I have a little of that too?

Oh, and don't think I didn't notice the bins are numbered. Which since I know you all to well, means you have everything and I do me everything cataloged.




Don't you?

ws27 Wrote:Oh, and don't think I didn't notice the bins are numbered. Which since I know you all to well, means you have everything and I do me everything cataloged.

Don't you?

Nah, not everything is cataloged..........yet............... but I am working on that.

Each sub-assembly of the interior is broken down into separate sections, such as instrument panel related parts, gauge cluster related parts, floor console related parts, door and window related parts etc. Below is the section that I'm currently working on, which is all of the seat related parts. Still only about half done with this section as there are LOTS of soft trim related parts to verify. :p

The format that I have set up on my computer for all of these files looks MUCH nicer that it looks here, as on my computer format, everything is in nice columns and is nicely spaced, along with color dividers between each part listing. "Copy and paste" doesn't work very well when transferring from my computer format to the DCR format, but I tried to space out the information on this reformated version below so that you can read it easier and at least have an idea of what I'm doing.

By the way, in addition to these master computer files, each and every part that is of a smaller size is placed in a zip-lock bag and the larger parts are placed in some kind of protective wrapping. Along with that, each and every part has an information card affixed to it with clear packing tape to protect the information card during storage. The following information is listed on every one of those information cards on each part:

(01) Date purchased
(02) Date received
(03) Who the part was purchased from
(04) Sellers web site address, phone number, or both if available
(05) Invoice/receipt number
(06) Invoice date
(07) My ebay bid reference number and auction close date if the part was purchased on ebay
(08) Part description as stated in the factory parts book along with any notes I feel are needed
(09) Factory part number and sellers part number if the part is a reproduction part
(10) How many of each part were purchased
(11) Price paid for each part as well as the total amount paid if more than one of that part was purchased
(12) Shipping fees, sales tax etc

LOTS of work for an old fart with poor eyesight!!!! See why I'd like for you to come to Phoenix for a visit?

Richard


#[SIZE=3]6 1966 DODGE CORONET 500 INTERIOR RESTORATION[/SIZE]

ALL SEAT RELATED PARTS

ITEM #--PART DESCRIPTION-----------------PART #-----# IN STOCK


1A[SIZE=3]-------Front seat adjuster, manual seat,---2583133[SIZE=3]---[/SIZE]1 used in car[/SIZE]
----------with bucket seats, passenger side
----------seat, inner. (use 1 per bucket seat)
----------Section #23-47-6


1B-------Front seat adjuster, manual seat,---2583132---1 used in car
----------with bucket seats, drivers side
----------seat, inner. (use 1 per bucket seat)
----------Section #23-47-6


1C-------Front seat adjuster, manual seat,---2583134---- used in car
----------with bucket seats, passenger side
----------seat, outer. (use 1 per bucket seat)
----------Section #23-47-6


1D-------Front seat adjuster, manual seat,---2583135---1 used in car
----------with bucket seats, drivers side
----------seat, outer. (use 1 per bucket seat)
----------Section #23-47-6

2A-------Nut, manual seat adjust support,---2080951----4 used in car
----------front seat. (use 4 per bucket seat)
----------Section #23-47-16


2B-------Bolt with washer, manual seat------6008220----4 used in car
----------adjust support, front seat. Use
----------with item # 2A listed above.
----------(use 4 per bucket seat)
----------Section #23-47-16

3--------[SIZE=3]-Spring, manual seat adjust,---------2765395----2 used in car[/SIZE]
----------tension, with bucket seats.---------------------[SIZE=3]-*2 new reproduction[/SIZE]
----------(use 1 per bucket seat)-------------DR036
----------(Brick Red in color)
----------*Ebay Bid #731
----------auction closed on 3-27-2013
----------Seller: Rich Firestone
----------at Firestone Collectibles
----------Section #23-47-26

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#[SIZE=3]6 1966 DODGE CORONET 500 INTERIOR RESTORATION[/SIZE]

ALL SEAT RELATED PARTS

ITEM #--PART DESCRIPTION-----------------PART #-----# IN STOCK


4-------- Hook, manual seat guide wire------2494549----2 used in car
----------tension. (use 1 per bucket seat)
-----------[SIZE=3]Section [SIZE=3]#23[/SIZE]-47-28 [/SIZE]

5A-------Nut, with washer, seat adjuster----6024431----8 used in car
----------to floor. (use 4 per bucket seat)[SIZE=3]----------------*8 reproduction[/SIZE]
---------[SIZE=3]-*need to find paperwork on this part[/SIZE]
----------Section #23-47-35

5B-------Bucket seat adjuster rail spacer----unknown--[SIZE=3]--8 used in car[/SIZE]
----------kit. Each kit includes 4 plastic----[SIZE=3]--*SR004-----*2 kits, reproduction[/SIZE]
----------spacer pads and 4 attaching nuts
----------(use 4 of each part per bucket seat)
--------[SIZE=3]-*Ebay Bid #623, closed on 11-10-2008[/SIZE]
----------Seller: Rocket Restorations
----------Section # unknown

6--------Knob, manual seat adjust, release-[SIZE=3]-2765197----2 used in car[/SIZE]
---------lever, chrome. (use 1 per bucket seat)----------*2 new n.o.s.
---------*Ebay Bids #566 & #568 (same seller)
---------(1 knob purchased in each bid)
---------Seller: Chuck Smith/Chuck's Classic Cars
---------Section #23-47-55

7A------Wire, manual seat adjust latch-------2765434----1 used in car
--------[SIZE=3]-connector, with bucket seats.--------------------*1 new n.o.s.[/SIZE]
---------passenger side. (use 1 per bucket seat)
---------*Seller: Collectors Auto Supply
---------Sales invoice receipt #924336
---------Sales invoice receipt dated 11-21-2008
---------Section #23-47-66

7B------Wire, manual seat adjust latch-------2765433----1 used in car
---------connector, with bucket seats.---------------------*1 new n.o.s.
---------drivers side. (use I per bucket seat)
--------[SIZE=3]-Seller: Collectors Auto Supply[/SIZE]
---------Sales invoice receipt #924336
---------Sales invoice receipt dated 11-21-2008
---------Section #23-47-[SIZE=3]66 [/SIZE]

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#[SIZE=3]6 1966 DODGE CORONET 500 INTERIOR RESTORATION[/SIZE]

ALL SEAT RELATED PARTS

ITEM #--PART DESCRIPTION-----------------PART #-----# IN STOCK

8A-------Guide, manual seat adjust latch-----2486994----1 used in car
----------connector wire, passenger side.
----------(use 1 per bucket seat)
----------Section #23-47-67


8B-------Guide, manual seat adjust latch-----2486993----1 used in car
----------connector wire, drivers side.
----------(use 1 per bucket seat)
----------Section #23-47-67

9--------Spring, manual seat adjust latching -2428388----4 used in car
----------lever, with bucket seats.-------------------------[SIZE=3]*1 n.o.s.[/SIZE]
----------(use 2 per bucket seat)-----[SIZE=3]--------------------**4 reproduction[/SIZE]
----------(Yellow in color)
-------[SIZE=3]--*Seller: Brad's NOS Parts[/SIZE]
----------Sales invoice receipt #103257
----------Sales invoice receipt dated 11-25-2008
-------[SIZE=3]**Ebay Bids #732 & 733 (same seller)[/SIZE]
----------(2 springs purchased in each bid)
----------Seller: Richard Firestone
----------at Firestone Collectibles
----------Section #23-47-75

WOWWOWWOWWOWWOWWOWWOWWOW Did I say . ( I was looking for the little guy with his eyeballs popping out of his head).

Oh, and you are welcomed to visit my garage with your computer anytime... Just make sure you schedule enough time. LOL

ws27 Wrote:Oh, and you are welcomed to visit my garage with your computer anytime... Just make sure you schedule enough time. LOL

Hi Rich,

Did I mention to you that I also have a very similar system in place for my rather sizable and still growing diecast collection of 1/18th scale model cars? That system is still all hand written at this point since I first started collecting them back in 1998 or so, but I have plans to convert their paperwork over to a computerized program as well after I finish all of the Coronet's parts, assuming that I survive that long! So I guess that you MIGHT consider me somewhat of a "detail orientated" kind of a guy huh Rich?

Below is a lousy older picture that shows just a few of the diecast Mopar Muscle cars, all still never removed from their original factory display boxes.



As far as your Coronet parts go, I'll make you a deal my friend, you help me do the interior and other related restoration projects on my 66 Coronet 500 that my lousy eyesight give me fits doing and I'll try to start organizing your massive amount of Coronet parts ok?

The major problem that I see in that possible arrangement, is location. I do NOT like cold weather and you do NOT like warm to hot weather, so that's a problem huh buddy?

Richard

Richard need's to be on the map for places to tour while in Arizona, just the die-cast's collection is amazing.

You are a true Gearhead. I am not