#chryslersedan

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So these doors on the 1928 Chrysler Royal Sedan are half metal and half wood. The hardest thing to take off of this door so far are the handles themselves and the old screws that are practically stuck inside the wood. Does anyone know the best way to remove stuck screws that are 96 years old. I’m going to try some different lubricants to see if that will help loosen them up. The weather sure has been getting colder lately but that doesn’t keep me from wanting to get this project rolling more and more. Always remember when you’re pulling things apart piece by piece it’s important to take pictures of everything you do.

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Going to be removing the radiator, head lights, and front bumper. Stay tuned for the new video to see exactly what I do to remove it. Thank you all for your support!

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Just picked up my very first project car. A 1928 Chrysler Royal Sedan. She is a barn salvaged vehicle that was there for over 50 years. At some point the roof gave way from water damage but overal the car is in beautiful shape. I don't know alot about working on antique cars and from what I can see there is not alot of step by step finds for this particular vehicle. I'll do my best to keep you all informed on this project is going to go. I'm so excited. For those of you who would like to follow along on the project and may have expierence and want to share feel free to comment here or on my youtube channel at www.youtube.com/schroyerfamilydaily7333 My overal goal is to bring this vehicle back to it's former glory. Not sure what color scheme I will give it quite yet, but we will see.

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Hey guys!! So have you ever had any issues removing a radiator from a 1928 Chrysler? This video is a quick tear down of the radiator, headlights, and front bumper. The nuts for the headlight removal are under the front wheel-wells. The bumper has four bolts that need to be removed to take it off. Make sure to remove before the headlights. Well here is a quick video. Hope you enjoy. Let me know what you think. Feel free to leave comment below. Found something a little different on the bumper that wasn’t equal to the left side. Watch to find out! I’m pretty excited to start the repair process of this. It’s going to be fun so stay tuned and keep watching for more! Thanks guys for watching.

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Check this out! I don’t know how many of you are doing projects but this so far is so exciting! Here I removing the extra parts and even will show you guys how easy it is to remove the benches. Let me know what you think so far.