R & C-0137-1933-Plymouth-Custom 5w Coupe. by stnaper

Photography • Transportation • posted on Jul 14, 2012

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2 of 51 Next in this series I've choosen this from the year 1933 a "33" Plymouth Custom 5w Coupe also blue in color and maybe a little lighter than the last photo. Also if the viewer would take notice that this ride also has suicide doors although they weren't open on this rod, but it's still a looker none the less. Hope you like. Thanks for all comments I've gotten, it's been great.

Comments (6)

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Rick68

1:00AM | Sat, 14 July 2012

Stan, remind me one of these days to get some shots of the family '33 Plymouth. It's been around in our family longer than I have. At last count, it had belonged to my Dad-Uncle-Dad-Self-and now Cousin, for over 50 years. A few things I learned over the years is that Fisher Body manufactured shells for all three auto builders. The rain gutter and extruded body line that wraps around the rear side windows are all the same for each of the models Ford-Chevy-Plymouth. A few years back, I had a chance meeting with a '33 Ford at the upholstery shop. It had been fully restored and was quite a sight to see. Our's on the other hand, still sits...a rolling shell. My Cousin who own's the '68 SS Camaro has finally given it a new home and has intentions once he finishes his "baby". Who knows...maybe someday I might get to post some pics of it finally finished.

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