1933 DP?

[30DodgePanel]

Clearly a sad time when some of these agents/auctioneers were profitting off of farmers down on their luck but the body style is very interesting as I don't recall seeing many Dodge sedan deliveries.

 

Would you guys suggest this is a 1933 DP? 

 

[keiser31]

Looks like a 1933 Plymouth by the look of those hub caps, but looks like a Dodge taillight.

Edited June 19, 2022 by keiser31 (see edit history)

[30DodgePanel]

On 6/19/2022 at 7:59 AM, keiser31 said:

Looks like a 1933 Plymouth by the look of those hub caps, but looks like a Dodge taillight.

Any idea what the production totals were on those? Just hoping some survived

[keiser31]

I do not have those numbers.

[Scott Bonesteel]

Not a Plymouth, this is a 33 or 34 Dodge Commercial Sedan (they did not use the Sedan Delivery name), as distinct from the HCL and KCL Double Level or 'Humpback' Panels, which have 2 rear doors.  Wooden wheels lead me to believe it is a 33.  The 33 cars can be distinguished from the 34s by their lack of skirts on the front fenders, but the Dodge commercial vehicles used 33-style fenders.  I have both 33 and 34 Commercial Sedan sales brochures if anyone is interested in photos of those for further information.  I agree with Keiser, production numbers on Dodge commercial vehicles from these years simply do not seem to exist any more that are identifiable by body style.  I have a late 34 Dodge Humpback and and never been able to determine how many were made. The attached photo, although of a mildly modified car, shows what I beleive is a 34 as it is sporting 34 style bumpers.  Beautiful cars and very difficult to locate.