Technical What Year?

I finally figured out how to get pics off my phone that were on my messages, everytime it updates, it changes something. Anyway, this is the 33, 34 plymouth I've bought out of Colorado that will be delivered to me around Xmas. I'd like to know what year exactly it is and your opinions on how much it's chopped. I'm thinking 3 or 4 inches. I'm just getting what you see, the frame will be modified or replaced, don't know yet and I won't be running fenders since I have none. View attachment 4481939 View attachment 4481939 View attachment 4481939 View attachment 4481939

 

Please delete the double and triple pics, don't know what happened there, operator error.

 

@Mike Colemire , you can delete them easily if you wish. Click on 'edit' at the bottom.....then when the screen changes, put your cursor next to the right side of the photo you wish to delete and click....a thin blue line should appear on the right edge of the photo......when that occurs click on the photo and.....poof!.....it should be gone.

Ray

 

Thanks for the help.

 

Looks like a '32 Plymouth to me, especially when looking at the A pillar.

 

Yeah, I'm thinking '32 PB Plymouth. Any shots of the dash?

 

Only shot I have. There is a fiberglass grille shell in the pi8c.

 

I chopped my 34 delivery 3'' it looks about same as yours. Dodge used their 33 body style for the sedan delivery for 34. Your grill shell looks like a 33 Plymouth. But a 32 body. I do have extra fenders, doors etc. for a 33? Good luck and keep us posted. Thanks Ron.....

 

Definitely a 1932 with the wide upper dash area below the windshield and that dash.

 

The door exterior reveals below the window are 1932 also.

 

32 pb from the web

One year only body style.
Yours looks chopped about 3". Cowl vents and firewall have been modified

 

Thanks to you all! Didn't dream of it being a 32. Room wise are they about the same as the 33, 34 plymouth? First thing is to blast it and epoxy prime. Stuff rust over night in this country.

 

Yes they are similar size to 33-34. Should make a great project!