[blucar]

Thanks for all the nice comments on how I handled the lighting problem on my Plym.
If anyone would have told me twenty years ago that I would end up owning a Plym conv, leave lone spending 16 years restoring same, I would have told them that they were off of their rocker.
The truth of the mater is that when I found the Plym in 1996 sitting in a field in Montana, my first view was from the rear. I saw the tear drop shaped tail lights and rumble seat lid, which lead me to believe I was looking a a '39 Ford convt. When I walked around to the front of the car and discovered it was a 'Lowly Plymouth', I almost walked away. Sure have been glad that I did not walk away.
The farmer that had owned the car since 1951, told me I could have the car if I could get it out of the field..