New to the club with a hankering.

[jiminyfixit]

After having sold the Chrysler Emporium in Portland Ore. 40 years ago, I am once again interested in getting back into the Chrysler Products car collecting hobby. Back then, at 35 years old, I now find I took collecting 14 cars for granted, along with accumulating the second largest inventory of NOS parts in the country. I have been scouring the internet for 1934 to 1936 Plymouths & Dodges, with little success. My favorite was my 34 Plymouth 2-door that launched the business, after the ring gear failed one day. I went through my list of small cashes of NOS & finally found one, after buying the whole pickup load of parts. The rest was history. I am too old to start from scratch with a full restoration, but would like to find a decent original, running sedan or coupe that needs some tinkering. Since I'm intimately familiar with every nut & bolt in those year model cars, the only difficulty will be procuring any parts that may need replacing or are missing. Fell free to PM me with any leads. Many thanks!

[Fossil]

Good luck in your search!

 

 

[JACK M]

PM sent

 

[58L-Y8]

You might try the "Not Mine" for sale section, example:

And, another example we try to re-post when they appear on other on-line sites:

 

 

Edited December 6, 2021 by 58L-Y8
Added example (see edit history)

[Steve Moskowitz]

You might try a new site called www.findmyclassic.com  

 

 

 

[George Smolinski]

On 12/4/2021 at 3:32 PM, jiminyfixit said:

1934 to 1936 Plymouths & Dodges, with little success.

I looked a little yesterday & found 2 in about a half hour on the web. No offense, but are you seriously looking or is your post a fishing expedition.

[jiminyfixit]

George,

 

I've never been a fisherman. All I've ever done is drown bait.  I actually committed to buy a very special car yesterday & will post when it is occupying my, (small), stable. Club members have been extremely helpful so far & I look forward to offering help when I can.

 

Cheers,

Jim

 

 

[drwatson]

Have you seen this Hemmings ad? Original '36 Dodge, with less than 12k miles.

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/dodge/dodge-brothers/2525986.html

[jiminyfixit]

No, I missed that one. However, I made a commitment to buy a very special car, which I will post when it is in my garage, very soon.

 

Tanks for the suggestion!

 

Cheers,

Jim

[jiminyfixit]

Drwatson,

 

I clicked on the link again & actually got the listing of the 36. VERY nice car & would have been on top of my list to consider. Still, never enough photos.

 

Thanks,

Jim

[oldmopars]

Hi Jim,

We visited the Chrysler Emporium several times when you were on N.E Union, I believe. Got some good parts from you. 

It was a sad day when you shut down. I am still considering selling my 1934 Chrysler CA 4 dr. 

Greg

[Paul Dobbin]

See;   

"Hankering satisfied"

By jiminyfixit, January 16 in General Discussion