Hot Rods I scored another odd ball

So I scored another odd 32 coupe. This one is a 32 Dodge 3 window. She's a little rough but I have found a 4 door sedan for parts to fix everything but the rear quarters. I was hoping someone out there might have some scraps that will help put this back together. I would also like some photos of the rear so I have an idea what it looks like. Thanks in advance

 

Sweet. What's the story on it?

 

@31Dodger
That's not to odd, 31dodger is the resident expert here, and I'm sure he will have any relevant info.

 

Interesting, looks like it may have received a pick up bed conversion at one time. Good luck, keep us posted.

 

I like it. What's the plan?

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The rear quarters/trunk looks like it was cut for a pick up bed. WW2 to get rationed gas for commercial vehicles. I like the roof line
Joe

 

Yeah, and the old farm/ranch trick of cutting skins from the body (pass door) whenever you happen to need a swatch of sheet metal to patch a tin roof, pen, etc.
Looks like a great start. The 4 dr Sedan should help out the build. Did the Sedan come from the same lot?

 

Believe it or not, this car was in a wrecking yard here in Montana. I also scored a 33 Ford 4 door sedan at the same time.

 

Here is the sedan. It is coming from North Dakota. Its a pretty nice car as well.

 

Wow, great scores on the Dodge and Ford Sedans as well.

That Dodge 4 dr. is in terrific shape. My vote would be to not sacrifice that for panels for the Coupe, but to save it for a build and keep looking for a decent cowl to use on the Coupe. There has to be a cowl or roached body around that could be used.

 

Cool find.

 

Here is the rear of a 1931 DB. Looks a LOT like the 1932s....

 

Thanks for the shots, gives me a great idea of what was supposed to be there. How rare are the 32s? You sure dont see many around

 

1,963 DL six cylinder business coupes, 1,815 DL six cylinder rumble seat coupes, 57 DK eight cylinder business coupes and 821 DK eight cylinder rumble seat coupes were made.
Yours is a business coupe, but I cannot tell if it was the six or eight cylinder car. There should be a body tag on the firewall that says which model it is (DL or DK).

 

31Dodger, Did Desoto use the same bodies or do they have different features? Bob

 

Thought I'd throw in some pictures of a 33 sedan.

 

Slightly different bodies.

 

Also kinda rare that your coupe body had two windshield wiper arms.

 

Wow...that is a nice score....I love them old Dodge's....just don't see them all that often...nice indeed!

 

...to be different, I'd fab up a nice pickup box for it and build it that way, be cool.

 

...here's the rear of my 32 DeSoto coupe,,,

 

I might have some pieces from a '33 Dodge coupe that would fill in what's missing on your coupe, not sure how much different they'd be, and it wouldn't be until spring, but let me know around May if you're still looking.

 

cool project, i love anything non ford............
you also get extra hamb points for getting both those cars on that trailer.

 

I noticed that, most only have one. I need to figure out which model coupe this is.

 

Thanks, that was a challenge. It actually pulled real good too

 

That looks so close, Those bodies are almost identical