Lets see 30's Dodges/Desotos/Plymouths

My lovely wife's 40th birthday gift.








BloodyKnuckles

 

Awesome thread!!! Love the rides everyone... Here's my 35 Chrysler Airstream..

 

Here´s my 34 Plymouth



@ Bloody Knuckles: I´ve got some pics from 1953 when my car had the same color combo as yours, but with a black belt line... I wish mine had been so flawless and original.

 

1936 Chrysler Airstream.....some assembly required!

 

Some nice Mopars. How I'd love a '35 coupe with a Hemi.

Here's something different I found

 

That limo is totally awesome. Do you have any more pics? Who did the build on this?

Joe

 

Not sure who did the build, but I remember having some more pics. I'll check and post them if I find them

 

my '36 dodge 4dr. conv.

 

My two 1931 Dodge DH6 business coupes...

 

1929 plymouth

 

Need some help ! Please where can I find exterior door handles for a
'37 Mopar?

it's a Dodge D5, but I think the Plymouth/Desoto ones are pretty much the same...

Chasing all four.

 

Here are a few. I drove all of them. The largest power plant was a 217 flat head six. 45 MPH was warp speed.
Normbc9

 

A buddy's 1933 DeSoto rumble seat coupe in progress.....

 

my 37 dodge coupe just getting started ...future gasser

 

<P><P>&nbsp;</P><P>my old 36 D2</P>

 

<P><P>&nbsp;</P><P>3 spares </P>

 

I just started a thread the other day. I am building a 36. I Look forward to following your build.

 

Pretty sure we are not going to use the door handles on the car we are building. One is broken. I will talk to the customer and see if he wants to sell them. Every little bit of extra cash to help the customers build fund can go a long way.

 

Thanks mate.

 

I think I have a chance to buy this old 4 door Desoto but what's gonna be worth in end? I don't wanna get stuck with it or in over my head on it. The cars condition seems very good but it has a 318 that's blown up and I'm sure it needs tires and other things.


Dustin

 

View attachment 1984951 my 38 plymouth I have had for 16 yrs. Fresh paint

 

Nice to see this thread has floated back to the top.

 

That is a 1936 Dodge, not a Chrysler Airstream.

 

Here is my 39 P8, I haven't started working on the car, just lots of reading, and planning. Hopefully will start working on it in the next 6 months or year. I have to finish my remodel of my 1882 home first.

 

Bloody Knuckles already posted mine... Swapped a 41 for a 34. Now for the speed parts and OD...

 

Here's my '36 Dodge Pickup. I bought it off the original owners grandson, back in 1975. Best $200 I ever spent!

 

1931 Dodge 3w coupe.

 

Good to see that car again!

 

My 1932 Plymouth, Just put the body back on it for a mock up for the first time.

 

Not to piss you off, but that is more 1931 Plymouth PA than 1932 Plymouth PB. A lot of times during the Depression, a dealer would register the car as the year it sold and sometimes it was a year after manufacture, so yours could have been sold as a 1932. 1932s had a rectangular rear window, not oval. The 1932s did not have an exterior sun visor like yours. John