Tell me the year of this Plymouth ?

I just saved this Plymouth from the crusher.....Can anyone tell me the year? it has suicide doors.

 

Looks like my very first car. 1940

 

1941. The 1940 does not have the 3 ribs on the lower portion of the rear fender.

 

The guy how sold it for s**** thought it was a 49 . I'm pretty excited .

 

The front fenders are inside has the hood too.

 

http://www.mclellansautomotive.com/literature/items/plymouth/b29325-plymouth-1940-brochure.php
I still say 1940 ! It sure isn't a '49.

 

1941 based on the rear fenders?

 

Thanks guys. I work in a s**** yard up here .So I'm always keeping an eye out for what is coming in. When I saw this I was stoked !

 

Yep that sure is it !

 

It looks like the 1940 in this photo...

http://www.hubcapcafe.com/ocs/pages01/plym4002.htm

 

O.K..... The first one here is a 1940....no ribs on the lower rear fender. The second is the 1941...notice the ribs. I say it's a 1941.

 

I tend to agree with you 1964countrysedan. The rear fenders on the 1940 models had no ribs.

 

the doors says 37

 

It's a 1941!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Thanks.

 

My 40 has a 2 piece hinged hood while my 41 is a single unit, you tell us what you have.

 

Its still at work. I didn't notice .The hood came off so I didnt see the hinge or hinges .I will check in the morning .

 

It's definitely a 41, trust me. What are the plans?

 

Well first I plan on getting it to my yard . I'm not sure yet it hasn't even been 24 hours yet .I'm just so happy I saw it before they smashed it. I'll clean it up and have a closer look I guess.

 

very cool i like it.

 

have you seen anything else cool come thru that yard?

 

Just to continue the year question. Here is a fresh post showing images of a 41 Plymouth Coupe. The Alaska car has the same ribbed fenders .
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=722131

 

One piece hood, ribbed fenders, spells 1941. But those tailights don't look like '41 Plymouth.

 

Probably been customized. ('Suicide Doors'...that engine might even be a Chrysler Spitfire 6!
... Just sayin')

 

Definitely a 1941. The 1941 pickup has the very same ribs on the fenders as the cars, whereas the '40 models do not.

 

taillights appear to be military/blackout types. Probably worth a few bucks if they're in any kind of restorable condition.

dj

 

Hey thanks for posting this thread . Cool to see what it should or use to look like.