Bob Cook

I recently purchased a 1932 PB Plymouth 2 door convertible. Your car is absolutely beautiful. My question is do you have any spare pares, would love to get a set of the bumper guards you have on the front and rear bumpers. My emails is cook4111@hotmail.com

I answered one persons comments and attached some pictures, check them out and give me your thoughts. Thanks,

I answered one persons comments and attached some pictures, check them out and give me your thoughts. Thanks,

I went back to take some pictures of the 1938 Buick over this past weekend. The gentleman was not home, so still have not made an offer on the car. The interior is believed to be original as was stored inside for30 years. It does have many places where the paint is pealing due to now being stored outside past 2-3 years. I want to make an offer this weekend, so any info will help me. Thanks, Bob

Car located in New England and garaged for 30 years then sold and left outside for last 3 years, paint starting to crack. Believed to have original interior also.

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Car is in R and has been stored in garage for about 30 years, then a guy bought it and did not have garage (was gong to build one and never did) so sat outside for last 2 winters. "Said" he drove it last year!

I am looking at a 1938 Buck Century 4 door sedan (I presently own a 1957 Chevy, 1947 convertible & 1948 Plymouths Special Deluxe 4 door sedan and a 1967 Sunbeam Alpine) so i am a little out of my league on this one. I am told and it does appear that it has the original interior in good shape, nice dash, etc. The person bought the car 3 years ago and left it outside (he said it has always been inside for the past 40 + years. H "said" he drove it last year. The paint shows many areas of cracked and pealing. Trying to get and idea on value and what to look for in the car so I can make his an offer for the car. Any info greatly appreciated. Thanks, Bob