Hot Rods Coupe body identification help

Well, I seem to have the "buy first, ask questions later" quirk about me, but I picked this coupe up today, not totally sure exactly what it is. I BELIEVE it is a dodge or plymouth, It is a 3 window, suicide doors with 3 hinges.... but I DO know the experts here can tell right off. Here are a few pics for clues, and thanks for you guys help!

 

Looks like a '32 Plymouth PB.

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Chevy or GM product.

 

goldmountain is correct

 

Would you contemplate selling it ?
More pics please.

Tommy

 

I bought it to build....a "keeper" but I guess everything has a price?

 

How far is Concord from Tennessee ?
Looks decent enough to me,,,again,,like you said,,,everything has a price ?

Tommy

 

Google maps says 386 miles, 6 hrs via I-40

 

I wonder what the whole car looks like?

 

What does the title say?

 

This thing was going to be a dirt oval track racer!!!!! At one time, but thank god it never got that far. The story I got is that the frame was cut at the cowl, and a totaled 58 Pontiac chassis clip was added. That includes a 370 Pontiac engine and trans. It got as far as "yard" running and driving, but was then pushed in the garage in 1962 where it sat until last year. That's the story I got anyway.

 

Nice, think I'd keep the body and look for a proper chassis. Bob

 

That's the plan, possibly on a set of deuce rails, or another early chassis.

 

Here ya go, everything you need to know. Bob
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/how-not-to-build-a-hotrod-my-33-plymouth.1092102/

 

I have read that build thread, its absolutely hilarious, and true in so many ways! Love it!

 

Check in with Dirtys Speed Shop on here - he's building a 32 Plymouth for a customer using lots of early Ford stuff....or follow him on Instagram because I'm not sure he's started a thread on it.

 

What's going on with that cowl? Homemade out of aluminum? Mighty ragged looking edge on it....

 

Yeah, that's the biggest negative about the whole thing. I will definitely be redoing that.