Tell me the year of this Plymouth ?

Hey thanks .I'm going to save this.

 

cool find at a great job, good luck with your lefty lug bolts

 

Thanks ...I need all the luck I can get,

 

Go here for your lug bolts...http://www.oldmoparts.com/Default.htm

 

Thanks .I looked but didn't see any .

 

Put a note in the cl***ifieds here. There's bound to be someone tossing those off and putting a more modern rear end under their car.

 

Awesome ! Only difference is my tail lights !

 

One fender? More like a crate of them!

 

engine (p12) is from a 42. Not ucommon to find them swapped betweens years and brands. Dorman should have the lug bolts, or try places that deal with trailer parts.

 

Yeah The trailer place was closed .I'm going to run there on my lunch tomorrow .I really only need 1 more to hold the tire on enough to roll her into her spot in my yard .

 

I got enough bolts to hold the rims on .Now the only thing stopping me from getting it home is this huge spool of pipe..

 

Check the numbers on the firewall plate......You seem to have a very "complete" car,...so enjoy it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Keep us posted on progress, please.

4TTRUK

 

Looks like the use of that fork lift is needed to nudge the spool aside.

 

I will check them..It seems to be complete enough to get her back on the road again. I am going to meet a guy on Saturday about trading my Cadillac for his 52 Plymouth Cranbrook . I hope the trade happens . I am in love with that car.

 

I know . Now there is three more in front of it. I asked a guy on the loader to move it out of there so I can get it home...

 

What body style is the '54 Cranbrook?

 

I think its a 47

 

We have it figured out as an early 1941.

 

This style ....How many are there ? This is the one...

 

That's a 1951 or 1952 Plymouth. There were 388,735 made in 1951-1952 (They group those two years together in my Plymouth book)......No telling how many are left.

 

He said 52 cranbrook

 

Ooops.....sorry, I misread that.

 

You had me confused too.

 

Got it moved today...My friend is going to bring it here on his trailer within the hour I hope..

 

The guy didnt want to trade...DAMN

 

Two weeks later and it's finally home.Now I hope I can get the motor out and some stuff done before the snow flies.

 

I love the artillery wheels !

 

Each rim is different . I scrounged them up off the crusher pile .

 

Ester Eddy,
You have posted images of both r & l sides. The rear wheels in both images appear to be identical. I suspect that your Plymouth has a 5 on 5 1/2 bolt pattern. If you happen to find 2 more rims identical to these, I would be interested in purchasing them.

 

Well **** I didn't know they were anything special ...I will keep an eye out at work for anymore that may come through the yard there .Shipping from Alaska mite cost an arm and a leg !