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#541148 - 09/30/08 02:19 AM "DB" Bolts?
ply33 Member Registered: 01/03/00 Posts: 1109	The vast majority of the original bolts on my 1933 Plymouth are marked with "DB" in a circle. It is my guess that the DB stands for "Dodge Brothers" and that the bolts were manufactured by Chrysler using tooling acquired when it bought Dodge. I am also guessing that identically marked bolts were used on Dodge Brothers vehicles. Are my guesses correct? Does the Dodge Brothers Club have a source for bolts with that marking? _________________________ Plymouth: The First Decade
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#541299 - 09/30/08 05:13 PM Re: "DB" Bolts? [Re: ply33]
1930 Member Registered: 10/03/06 Posts: 284 Loc: Florida	Alot of my 29 bolts are also marked that way, not all but alot, wish there were a source.I am sure you are correct.
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#541317 - 09/30/08 07:32 PM Re: "DB" Bolts? [Re: 1930]
gboy Member Registered: 01/01/06 Posts: 80	you are right about the DB bolts, If you find an original Dodge Brothers, you will find that the bolts will have the DB markings.
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