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Hi Keiser31, I would like to buy the one in the center or #2 down from the top. I can pay with paypal if you want. I am in NJ 08360

Hi Keiser31, thank you for your reply, what are you asking for the rings?

Hi I am looking for a "step ring" as shown in the pictures. thank you Erick 856-697-5361

Hi I am looking for a "step ring" like the attached photos. thank you, Erick 856-697-5361

Hi I need a "step ring" as shown in the attached photos. thank you Erick 856-697-5361

I am looking for a metal step ring like the one in the picture. thank you, Erick 856-697-5361

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Hi I need one rumble seat step chrome ring for a 1933 or 1934 from a Plymouth or Dodge, maybe others. If you have one for sell Please call 856-697-5361 or akeen1925@yahoo.com, thank you Erick

Hi 33 Dodge DP, My father has 1933 Plymouths and the head you are looking for it was NOS when head got it in the 1980's which he put on his 1933 PD. He is located in Vineland NJ and if you want to talk with him please tell me. Thank you, Erick

Hi Chris, I am going to most likely get a close rubber channel from McMaster-carr. I will try an see If window bedding tape works and also use a piece of vacuum hose. The Grill has rubber bumper which are attached with split rivets so they will come off very easy. Erick

Chris, I wonder if the window parts where Galvanized, the ones I have look silver? I most likely will paint them. Erick

Hi Chris, Here is the rubber profile detail, the over all 25 5/8" and the holes match the metal clamp bar. Erick

Hi Chris, A=3", B=1 1/8", C=1 1/2" Also some pictures. Erick

I will, what area would you like to see? I can make a sketch with dimensions, I will need to for a replace piece. Erick

Tom, I don't think that is for the trunk area of the car (I have never seen one there) but I think it is for a later maybe 35 grill? Erick

Hi Chris, I don't know about Kanter's but they have been around for a long time. The engine in my car was rebuilt and runs great so did not mess with it. I have attached some pictures of a block which I pulled a pump from, there is a lot of surface area for adhesive. This block was rebuilt about 2003 and the pump still a very painful task to remove, I broke a stud. I would use a good amount of heat and take your time.

Hi Chris, I agree with you on the 33 / 34 differences. I have attached the rubber for you to look at. Erick

I think the PD is a 1933 model?

I been trying to take photos of everything I work on before, during the disassemble process and after its resorted, for example the frame, so if anyone needs a photo of an area just ask. I also have the parts book.

The photos show the different length steering column spacer blocks, I thought this maybe of interest. Erick

I also found that you can modified a four door sedan's front window regulator to work in the convertible if you need to by cutting the arms down and putting in new holes. Here are some picture of mine. My teeth were to sharp and the gear train shot. Erick

A few pages back the question of the placement of the holes for the rear tail lights was asked, that question just hit me also. The '33 PD Convertible with rumble seat I am working on had originally only one tail light and during the car's life someone welded in a patch to install an odd set of tail lights. I wonder is the location the same as the sedan, I have attached pictures of ones I have. thank you Erick

I am posting my progress on the window frame, I am putting in new glass soon. I tried to show some of the rubber part that are in the channel - the two little ones that hold in the draw rod are interesting.

Hi Scott and Chris Thank you, once I was given the clue what to look for it became very clear how the stainless steel is on the frame, thank you, Erick

I would like to know if the window frames on the 1933 PD convertible are stainless steel or chrome plated? thank you Erick