Field Guide to Aftermarket Parts, 1946-1948 Dodge

Robert K. Riley is a retired biology professor from Frostburg State University in Frostburg, Maryland and has over forty years teaching and research experience with undergraduate and graduate students. He is a member of the Antique Automobile Club of America, a Master Judge for the AACA and has presented several seminars at the AACA National Meeting in Philadelphia. He lives in Midland, Maryland.

• Table of ContentsPrefaceIntroduction1. Identify Your 1946–1948 Dodge2. A Trip to the Dodge Showroom and Dealership 1946–19483. How the Field Guide Works4. What to Look For5. MoPar Field Guide NumbersThe Field GuideAppendix I—Additional Features of the Floating-Power-Flow EngineAppendix II—Additional Features of the Full Floating RideAppendix III—Easily Seen Features of the D24 “New Dodge” in the 1946 ShowroomAppendix IV—Unseen Features of the D24 “New Dodge” Outlined in Brochures, Showroom Literature and Magazine Articles to Perspective Buyers and Customers in 1946Appendix V—1946–1948 Dodge D24 Paint ColorsAppendix VI—D24 MoPar Factory Engineered and Inspected AccessoriesAppendix VII—MoPar Seat CoversAppendix VIII—MoPar Protective and Maintenance Materials for the D24 DodgeAppendix IX—AbbreviationsAppendix X: Aftermarket Catalog List

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