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  1. Can anyone identify this Buick cover. It is 13-13/16 wide and 10-3/16 tall. Out of a friends estate, would love to find the proper home for it. Thank you in advance for your time.
  2. Thank you for the help Kaiser 31 and 36D2 coupe. I had a friend who had a 34 airflow that this looked like the same stand but it’s nice to verify it. Happy Holidays! Scott
  3. I have this out of a friends estate and was hoping to identify what it fits. Part # 619755 or 56 Thank you in advance for your help
  4. Here is a un restored Dodge “8” radiator badge. Use as is for that patina look or restore for show. $85.00 + 12.00 shipping in the lower 48 email me at my33mopars@hotmail.com
  5. Here is a very rare Ammco 1750 brake adjusting tool. This came out of an estate of a friend of mine and I’m trying to help the estate with tools and parts. These are very difficult to find. Helps with the critical adjustments on Bendix Lockeed brakes. $ 450.00 + 15.00 shipping in lower 48 email me at my33mopars@hotmail.com thanks, Scott
  6. Thank you jack for the referral. It looks like the 34 Chrysler will be coming your way. Ken is very excited about it!
  7. Scott Bonesteel, I looked very carefully at the the rumble seat. No drains whatsoever. There are some small holes in the sheet metal in the bottom of the car and I think that’s how the relieved the water coming down the lower part of the rumble seat. I took a couple of pictures of the 34 Chrysler. One is of the rumble seat opened up a bit so you can see the holes in the body at the bottom
  8. Scott, I’ll try to get you some pictures over the weekend. As I recall on my other 2-33 Plymouth’s that have rumble seats there is no specific drain other than the holes or slots in the bottom of the sheet metal below the lid.
  9. SOLD! SOLD! SOLD! 1934 Chrysler CA Rumble seat coupe Very rare 117”wheel base rumble seat coupe only 1875 were produced in 1934. This is an unmolested original survivor that has been off the road and stored in a carport under a tarp since the late 80’s. Kinda like a barn find but a carport find. Overall the car is in great restorable condition and is 99% there. I have taken quite a few photos showing the condition of the car. This car is a project that needs complete restoration. But the sheet metal is straight with very few issues. There are side mount covers, maintenance manual, sales brochure and some other misc literature that goes with the car. Clear title It is not running or driving There is surface rust on the sheet metal Rocker areas front and rear both sides will need patching, there is rot there. Window frames have surface rust and will need refinishing & re chroming Rumble seat springs bottom & back are missing Bottom of the grill shell on the passenger side will need a bit of straightening At the belt line on the passenger door there are some dings or small dents. Car is located in Northern California and is the buyers responsibility to ship the car. Being sold as-is where is. I am listing this for a friend, the car is in my possession for anyone who wishes to inspect it. $18,500.00 Private message me for more pictures and any details, or call my cell at seven zero seven, 8 eight 8, five 0 one two. If I don’t answer leave a message and I’ll return your call.
  10. Oliver, If your still looking for your fuel pump I have one. It came out of an old dealer inventory. Let me know if your interested
  11. I had seen sometime back someone looking for a wiring diagram for a 33 Dodge. I came across this today and figured I would post it for anyone who could use it.
  12. Do you need one of these? I have a few of them if you need one
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