Projects 1933 plymouth coupe i got and starting

got inside stripped and coated and doors and steering off today. can just see how in good shape the old wood is. still nice and solid.

 

Very nice! Yes in great shape too from the pics. Cant wait to see more.

 

Holy crap nice find I wish mine was one quarter as nice as that.
putting a 331 Hemi in mine. You ?

 

I sure hope you are leaving the exterior as found !

 

Very nice.

 

Nice score! Seriously makes me regret selling the cherry '34 Plymouth PE Coupe I had a few years ago. It had a Chevy 383 stroker, T-10 and narrowed '57 Chevy rear axle. Looked like it was built in the 70's. I always wanted to put my 354 hemi in it but didn't have the scratch to build it and sold it about three years ago. Sure would like to have one again some day to put that hemi in... even a Dodge pickup of that era would be cool. Will be watching your progress with great interest.

 

What a score.....Way to go..

 

Nice find! I like your plans for the drivetrain.

 

Perfect choice! Subscribed! This is gonna be a badass car. What suspension setup are you planning? Lowered, Gasser style? If you have any ideas you'd like to see Photoshopped just let me know.
In the mid '70s I had a '70 Plymouth Duster with a 340 & 4 speed. It didn't take much to make it a little screamer.

 

Some people just have ALL the luck.Here is another guy that uses a 40lb bale of 4 leaf clovers for a pillow.Swell find.A TWOFER yet.
Good luck.Have fun.Be safe.
Leo

 

just finished sandblasting. body not bad at all. found a little bondo that was put over a few dent's but no rust. just got in back in the garage in time was starting to rain. will get more pic's as I go.

 

Kick ass drivetrain combo!

 

Did you guys notice the boxed front frame section, the all hydraulic brakes, the lack of wooden framing in the body??? Just wonder why these cars were always disrespected, and under valued? Hope you are going to be brave enough to keep the front suspension close to the way it was built and not put a buggy spring under it.

 

What a great find!!! The body came out looking nice after sandblasting from what I can see. Subscribed!

 

I just picked up a 1934 plymouth 4dr,with perfect body
cant find vin on it.no title.do you have any idea wher your vin no.s are?

 

Awesome, awesome find! Can you throw in a pic of the 39?

 

Wow, what a solid project! Sounds like you've got some good plans for it too...

Is that bondo you found, or lead?

 

Anything MoPar and I'm subscribed! Great drivetrain combo. Good luck with the build 67!!

 

Man oh man that body looks good! Seems like something that would normally be found out west in the drier states. You have a great start to a very cool project.

 

Congrats on a a great car.... I am fortunate enough to have a 34 Plymouth coupe full fendered and a 33 Dodge hiboy project. Keep the pictures coming

Dennis Austin Evington, Va

 

vin tag is on driver side front post. Also going with 4" drop front axle. With full fenders.

 

just go it in epoxy primer today. now to start body work to get out nice and straight.

 

good luck with yours this picture is before I stripped the paint I will try to post another picture later

 

just got her primed. I like it. should I leave it like this or go ahead and paint it?

 

Too nice a car to leave it unpainted...go for it

 

Paint, paint, paint

 

I believe I would have to paint it, go for it.