1933 PD Plymouth mystery parts for identification

Plymouth folks,

These were with a 1933 Plymouth PD Convertible Coupe I bought in 1981. It was the usual "fix up" using 33 and 34 parts. I drove the car home but also brought home many of it's parts in boxes. These were among them. They have the same primer and blue/black metal flake overspray. Can someone with a coupe or convertible coupe with the upholstery panels removed see if they actually go to these cars?? I think they are too tall to mount vertically, they are bowed, they have attaching screws on one end only. Your help is appreciated.

Chris

They may go in the rumble seat area as support members

Hi,

Are these parts for sale?

Thanks,

Mike

Hi Mike,

These are not for sale until I find out what they go to. They have the same red primer and blue black overspray as the 1933 Plymouth had. I am still trying to determine where they go.

Chris

Chris, did you figure out where the mystery parts go?

rumble seat tracks?

Hi Chris, Those are inside door braces for the convertible coupe, here are some photos of the ones I took out of a '33 PD Plymouth. Erick

Hi Jeb85, What year is your car? can you post some pictures of the rear back panel and the side mounts? thank you. Ercik

Hi Erick,

Thanks, I knew they went to the PD but I did not know where. Do they mount vertical or horizontal as this will save me some time figuring how they attach.

My first guess is vertical in the center of the door?

Chris

Having more fun with old cars than should be allowed.

Hi Chris, Here of the photos of the "under the transmission mount" and the front mount. Erick

Chris they mount vertical. Erick

Chris--Erick is correct, they mount vertically. See attached picture, 33 PD Convertible door (turned on its side).