1933 Dodge Cabriolet (DP6)

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That dims does it for me Mike, Thanks

a few more photos.......

Just found out that the Gray 1933 Dodge Cabriolet in my pictures is for sale on Craigs List for $24,999.00. Here is the link;

1933 Dodge Convertible

Looks like they put a small block Chevy and an automatic in it, then in the listing they show both a V-8 and 6 cylinder. What's up with that? Is it a real listing or a scam?

Looks like they put a small block Chevy and an automatic in it, then in the listing they show both a V-8 and 6 cylinder. What's up with that? Is it a real listing or a scam?

I have a call in to the place. We will get the story hopefully today.

Nice Car!

I spoke to the dealer last evening. He realized that it stated both engines. It is a SBC at this point. I saw the car 10 years ago when they restored it a Hennessy's in San Jose, CA. Nice car.

Mike

Looks like they put a small block Chevy and an automatic in it, then in the listing they show both a V-8 and 6 cylinder. What's up with that? Is it a real listing or a scam?

I bought it today!

I bought it today!

He shoots.......he SCORES!! Better update your signature car list...

I'm out of room on the signature list and storage.

WELL! I guess Bob will being coming here to buy the correct drive train from us! HAHA:cool: Send more pictures, better yet- drive up here with the car so i can take it to B.J. auto auction this weekend in Reno. GOOD GOING BOB!!

I'm out of room on the signature list and storage.[/quote

PUT IT ON MINE!!!:cool::eek:

Hi all,

just pulled the passenger door card and found "timagani green" written in script. The original paint seems moe like a medium blue (see dash photo). If it is this color does anyone know the wire spoke wheel color? Also what is meant by molding color.

how do I tack down the proper paint mix?

tks, mike

Edited September 14, 2013 by jed85
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Molding color would be the insert color, body line above the doors I would assume, That would be your original color I am sure. Get the code if you can and contact Dupont archives, they may be able to help with the mix.

We are also working on a 33 conv for a customer. We can make some pictures available as needed. We need pictures of a complete luggage rack,we are missing trim and logo and also a couple of arms to complete the rack.We are also looking for tail light parts as well. The hood hold downs that attach to the hood are also missing.

Hood mounts from a 33 DP

We are also working on a 33 conv for a customer. We can make some pictures available as needed. We need pictures of a complete luggage rack,we are missing trim and logo and also a couple of arms to complete the rack.We are also looking for tail light parts as well. The hood hold downs that attach to the hood are also missing.

Is the 33 and the 34 luggage racks the same as I've just mounted mine on the car and I can take quite a few photos

Ian

Rack from a 33DP 4 dr. sedan. Don't know if the same as coupe

I am not sure if 33 and 34 are the same. Ours does look like the one on the sedan. We have the main mounts to the frame but are missing a couple of arms that let it pivot down.Are the hood hold downs for sale? We only need the parts for the hood side. Also in nees of tail lights and stand. Any for sale?

I am not sure if 33 and 34 are the same. Ours does look like the one on the sedan. We have the main mounts to the frame but are missing a couple of arms that let it pivot down.Are the hood hold downs for sale? We only need the parts for the hood side. Also in nees of tail lights and stand. Any for sale?

Pictures from the 33 we just sold. Will look for hood mounts and tail light stand.

This is my luggage rack I just installed. I tried to take some shots of the mounting levers for you.

Ian

​Ian your last posting is a great asset, just need someone to do the same for a Plymouth PD.Thank you.

Edited September 19, 2013 by TomP (see edit history)

Thanks Tom,

I too had the same problem and had to go to a fellow DB house and take photos of his luggage rack. Finally worked it out. I just need a few small rubber blocks to stop any vibration the I can tighten it up.

Ian

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Thanks Mike, that's the dims. plus Chris has sent me close-ups across the complete panel assembly.

Forward with the projects, I'm getting ready start the interior wood frame in the rumble seat area, once Ive sorted out if there should be rain collector attached to the rear panel below the lid opening.

Hi All,

Just back from the garage. I was looking at the 1933 Dodge Cabriolet dashboard and see that there are 6 knobs. The 2 on the drivers side closest to the door are the headlight switch and cigar lighter. Does anyone have a picture or information to share?

Thanks,

Mike

Hi Dave,

Yes, the cabriolet is the same as mine. Looking forward to driving up and meeting you in a few weeks. Did you find a 1933 Dodge engine by chance?

Thanks,

Mike

Those of us who knew Al miss him still, despite his passing years ago. He was a great help to all of us with 33 and 34 Plymouths and Dodges. Just for clarification, the Dodge 'cabriolet' in the lineup was actually a roadster pickup. Don't know what happened to it, whether Mike Northcott (also passed away, former operator of Dodge City) bought it as part of the splitting up of Al's inventory. I know Mike got some of it, some of it went to Sacramento and some went to Roger Hamilton.

Those of us who knew Al miss him still, despite his passing years ago. He was a great help to all of us with 33 and 34 Plymouths and Dodges. Just for clarification, the Dodge 'cabriolet' in the lineup was actually a roadster pickup. Don't know what happened to it, whether Mike Northcott (also passed away, former operator of Dodge City) bought it as part of the splitting up of Al's inventory. I know Mike got some of it, some of it went to Sacramento and some went to Roger Hamilton.

Gary out of Colton bought the roadster p/u then a person in Sacramento bought it.

Hi

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Hey Jeb 85.

Our BBQ is just around the corner.

Darn, Same weekend as the Portland swap meet.

Looking for a picture of the 33/34 Dodge or Plymouth Convertible Coupe inside rear view mirror  bracket. Thanks 

Mike

13 hours ago, jed85 said:

Looking for a picture of the 33/34 Dodge or Plymouth Convertible Coupe inside rear view mirror  bracket. Thanks 

Mike

I think this is the correct one for a 33.

GREAT FIND, I also found my 1933 Dodge DP in NOR CAL in Lincoln CA. in a Barn after 27 years of sitting, I had it hauled to San Diego where I have been restoring it. great find, I look forward to updates on it. 

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On 9/19/2013 at 3:24 AM, Ian_Greenlaw said:

This is my luggage rack I just installed. I tried to take some shots of the mounting levers for you.

Ian

I really need that emblem on the luggage rack, its the last part I do not have to complete my car.

Can't have mine.....lol

 

I think 33 is different from the 34.

I might have one. Could you send a larger, more detailed picture? The emblem I have is a grill badge. Might be the same. Zeke

Grille badge is probably contoured to fit the grille whereas the trunk rack item will be flat.