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32 vs. 34 dodge grills

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by hot_rod_bones, Dec 30, 2011.

  1. hot_rod_bones
    Joined: Sep 25, 2011
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    from topeka, ks

    im looking for a 34 dodge grill for a sedan. i have been offered a 32 dodge sedan shell but im not 100% sure if its the same part or not. any help would be much appreciated, is the 34 a single year part or what will work?

    thanks
     
  2. hot_rod_bones
    Joined: Sep 25, 2011
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    from topeka, ks

    i have also been told that a 34 plymouth has the same grill sheel. but thats only one persons opinion. any help would be nice, would like to find this part and have it sitting at home when i return from afghanistan.
     
  3. 1932 Dodge grill is different than 1933 and '34. Here is the '32...
     

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  4. Mopar Jack
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    32 is diffarent from a 34...
     

  5. exterminator
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    I agree with the above guys.
     
  6. 1931 and 1932 are closely related except for a sharper crease at the very bottom. The '32 bottom is more round. Here is the '31. Look at the crease in the bottom center...

    The third photo is a 1933. 1933 and 1934 are closely related with more of a laid back, streamlined look....
     

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  7. hotrod_32
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    Not the same,as above stated. 32 Dodge and Plymouth are close to the same. Here is the Plymouth.
     

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  8. hot_rod_bones
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    thanks everyone. i will be calling easy jacks tomorrow and see if he has a 34. if not i think i could get away with using a 33. might have to play around with some seams and clearances.

    half the images i have google of 34 had the charging ram. i hope like hell i can find an original one.

     
  9. they are all different with the 32 being the flattest.
     
  10. Samster
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    mines a '35 .. here's the grille mounted..
    [​IMG]
     
  11. 1931 and 1932 DB shells are the same as far as "flatness". 1931 or 1932 Plymouth shell is a completely different animal. I have studied these for about 50 years......I know......I should REALLY get a life.
     
  12. monc440
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    Bones, Not to hijack your thread but where are you finding early Mopar stuff. I can't find anything.

    Well I did find a guy in Ill who restores early 30's plymouths and had almost everything I needed. However after he found out I was building a Street Rod he stopped answering my emails or phone calls. Some of the restorers are spooky that way. I should have know better then to tell him what I was building.:mad:
     
  13. Von MoPar
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    stick with looking for the 34 Dodge grill & shell, the 33 Dodge one is quite different, even go for a glass one for now until you an get a steel one.

    The attached photo is a 1934 Dodge one
     

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  14. 1933dodge
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    Every year of dodge & plymouth in 30"s is different. You cannot swap these based on hoods, etc.
     
  15. alicia-dusty
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    How about pickup trucks?
     

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