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The rubber seal is mounted on the bottom of the doors by the door panel clips. They go through the runner seal and attach into the door. I'll try to figure out how to attach a picture of my original door panels and the original rubber seal attached to them.

I have found the rubber seal attached to the bottom of my interior door panels. I ordered some generic rubber seal from Steele Rubber that will replace the original. Thanks for the input. Craig Eagner

I have the rear axle for a 1933 Plymouth that I'm willing to sell. I live in Iowa. Where are you? Craig Wagner, 515 473 0154.

I'm restoring my 1933 PD Rumble Seat Coupe and I'm not sure if there's supposed to be rubber weather stripping on the top and the bottom of the inside of the doors. Anybody have some solid information on this? Craig Wagner

Thanks, but I have this taken care of. Craig

Thanks! I look forward to your reply! Craig Wagner

Not all Plymouth/Dodge 17" wheels have the same sized hub opening. I've had three 17" wheels whose hubs have been smaller than 2 3/4", and, they don't fit on my PD.

P.S. I live in Des Moines, Iowa. If your wheels are 17 ", where are you?

17 inch. Thanks!

I need two steel wire wheels for my 1933 Plymouth PD Rumble Seat Coupe. Wheels must be for a PD with a hub opening of 2 3/4" across. Please contact me at: Craig - 515-473-0154.

Don - Thanks for your response. Do you have the "rod" that goes through the spare tire rack, through the body and down to the frame, and, the bolt that connects it to the spare tire rack? These are the pieces that I really need. Thanks for your response. Craig

I need an undamaged rear spare tire rack for a 1933 Plymouth PD. My car is a Rumble Seat Couple, but I don't think the tire racks are different for the different body styles.

Thanks for your insight! I'll check that out. I think that if I cut the "pipe" loose from the carrier, that it may well unscrew from the chassis. Thanks a lot!

I'm restoring my '33 PD Rumble Seat Coupe and I can't figure out how to remove the rear spare tire rack from the back of the car. The "pipe" that goes from the rack, through the body, below the rumble seat, disappears between two layers of metal that stretch across the bottom of the car. Does anyone have experience with this? Also, the "pipe" that attaches to the rack has been damaged and welded to the rack. Does anyone know of an available rack that hasn't been damaged?

Hi. I am coming to Hershey. I'll look you up. I'll bring my tape measure. I took the wheel I got on e-bay to a machine shop and it looks like they'll be able to make it fit my hub, but, a good spare will always be nice. Our spots are CK 17-18. My buddy has a really shiny Airstream that we'll have there, so, we'll be easy to see. I'll look you up.