Bruce W

While sheltering at home I have been putting the finishing touches on the engine for my 1934 Plymouth PE Coupe. I am hoping to get it back in the car and running soon. The engine has been bored 30 over with all new internal parts. While I am at it I decided to repaint the cowl and frame. It will never be easier than now.

Waiting for summer in Wisconsin.

I am not sure if this is the right price for these. Maybe it is? I was hoping to buy just the left side. Thanks for the lead.

Greetings, I am looking for a left side headlight bracket (stanchion) for my 1934 Plymouth PE. If somebody has one they are willing to sell I would appreciate it. Mine is broken in several places with chunks missing. Thank you.

Dep5 was able to come up with almost everything I need. Although I still the section of tubing that threads into the intake manifold. I can probably fabricate something but if anyone has the right tube I would be happy to get one. Thanks to all that responded to my posting.

I am hoping to find a complete assembly as possible. Dep 5 is checking and going to send some pictures. I appreciate your reply to my posting. Thank you.

Great! Thank you.

Years ago someone removed the vacuum operated clutch unit from my 1934 Plymouth PE. I would like to find a complete unit and reinstall. I am located in New Glarus Wisconsin. Thank you.

Where are you located?

Looks like a nice tool. I sure could have used one a couple of weeks ago when I was trying to pull the steering wheel on my 37 Desoto. I ended up drilling two quarter inch holes in the hub and tapping them. I could then thread in a couple of bolts and use a conventional puller. It was a hassle but I finally got it.

Do you have by any chance a title for a 1939 Plymouth convertible?