Hey Gang, The wiring is shot in my 50 super wagon with a melt at the dimmer switch and the insulation brittle and falling off everywhere. I'm going to redo-reroute the harness adding a fuse box, an up

Simple enough. Thanks for the photo!

I will try to save it, thanks. Not sure what the tab looks like, but it is not very big to fit in the little hole. It slides! Mostly to the left. The wires are shot, so I will be removing it to clean.

Oh yes, the heater. That explains the extra holes in the firewall and the missing hoses. They forgot the heater fan switch. So, what is left of the turn signal looks like this attached image. Was ther

Is this a common oem turn signal switch for a 1950 CD?

It looks like the 4.50 x 12 tires vary by make. The older Goodyear is significantly smaller than the Firestone.

5 high dome arrow, 4 with curb rash, 1 low dome arrow clean.

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Ha ha, that trailer was not right for the job. I drove no faster than 45 and it was still a wild ride. I will have a larger trailer next time I haul it. I need to pressure wash the dirt from the under

Wow. The seller just gave up after many years, never did anything other than buy spare parts. Said he got it in Scottsdale. He still has a bunch of other old cars he is selling out and moving into the

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Hi Gang, I just picked up a restorable 1950 CD Super Wagon. I'm new to this make, have not restored a car before and wanted a desert project to work on. I like the idea of a mini woody wagon type car.