plymouth interchangeable parts.?

Question 1
plymouth interchangeable parts.?...  I have a 1956 plymouth savoy 4d. and will be neading doors and other things.I nead to know what years have same windows doors trim etc.......Thank You

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1)   Amazing!I find this for you.http://yisi.info/349519/windows-doors - Jay Calvert

2)   1955 and 1956 Dodge and Plymouth were interchangeable. 1954 and 1957 were totally different. - Dennis

3)   You got me...I like this one.
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4)   Well Good luck to you. http://gooods.info/350484/windows-%26-doors - Alia Cruz

5)   ITS AMAZINGYou might try this places:
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Question 2
What is a 57' Chrysler Crown Imperial's MPG?...  

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1)   Depending on which engine it has,average is 8-10 MPG. - Gaijin

2)   I agree - around 10 - roadrunner426440

3)   About all cars in those days were between 10 to 20 MPG on the highway except Studebaker. Yours was around 15. - Jackolantern


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Question 3
1934 Plymouth P.E. What did the P.E stand for?...  

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1)   Technically, it didn't stand for anything; it was the higher trim level from that year, and usually bore a DeLuxe badge. (The lower-line '34 Plymouths were PF and PG. I suspect these were just production codes.) - Windowphobe

2)   "Windowphobe" is close, the PE was actually an engineering code for a particular model vehicle, in this case a "deluxe" model 1934 Plymouth which carried a "Deluxe" emblem on the car. - Don't know everything !

3)   Don't listen to windowphobe - Antonio Rios


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Question 4
Why is the Chrysler 300 so popular?...  

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1)   It appeals to traditionalists who appreciate the classic big American sedan: it's rear-drive (AWD can be had at option), no engine smaller than six cylinders is offered, and its contours seem vaguely menacing. - Windowphobe

2)   I own an 2006 300C. It is comfortable, spacious, corners very well for a car its size, is powerful, and looks mean (I like that). With the traction control system it handles very well in snow. I drove it to work one morning before the roads were plowed and was driving through 3-foot drifts (I did have snow tires on). It's a great car but expensive to maintain and thirsty on gas (part of that is how I drive, though). I love it. - sheltown

3)   N###@ thinks its a phantom! - art anzalone


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Question 5
Harry Potter 7 PT 2 question?...  What spell was Harry using when he was matching Voldermort`s wand spell ? The orange fla,e coming from Harry`s wand.

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1)   Expelliarmus! - Kadison Mills

2)   hocus pocus - Marcus Woigner

3)   expeliarmus! (probably spelled wrong sorry!) - Meghan


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