Hot Rods A Plymouth 3 window Coupe in the Wild

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A Plymouth 3 window Coupe in the Wild

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Something different. But cool.
Not a lot of wood.
Doors are all steel.
Strong frames.

Great looking cars with their clothes on, or let the leaf springs hang out.

 

I love it .... I'd Hot Rod it.

 

Let’s see now, first it’s gonna need a bath, then a V-8(Hemi that is) , 8 3/4 posi, 4 speed transmisson, pie crust slicks on the rear, you get the idea.

 

If you are keeping the I-beam axle as most rodders do,,, It is pretty easy to adapt the Ford transverse spring and axle to any early car, which is the look most rodders like...

 

How 'bout that Diamond "T" in the background??

 

You should have seen the Seabiscuit horse hauler!

 

the very first prewar car I ever rode in was a black 1931 Plymouth coupe a buddy in High School had. all stock with 5 spokes on it. if I was rich I'd get one with a nice 273 or something.

good looking cars

 

Steve Avilla's '32 Plymouth PA Coupe at Andy's Picnic '75​

NOTE: The Plymouth "Series PA" (which was first produced on July 11,1931) was considered a 1932 model.

 

I like em but im a mopar nerd
Mine sports ford drive train and suspension parts. Ford banger for power.

 

Nice 31 3window

 

Any more pix of the other Diamond T in the background ??