Misc parts for 1936 PLymouth

Started by Plymouth1931, October 09, 2009, 02:31:06 PM

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Plymouth1931

Thanks guys!  And Yes I will have post some photos.. I plan on joining POC..I need the support again thanks
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JimCno

Of course, it all depends on what kind of parts you're looking for. If it is mechanical (engine, water pump, points, fuel pump etc.) you'll be able to find most of those at NAPA.

If it is a body part, you may need to find it on ebay.

Other parts are available from the previously listed suppliers.

Usually it depends a lot on how many other cars shared the same part. If it is peculiar to the '36 Plymouth, it is going to be difficult. If it is shared with other Plymouths, Dodges and other makes over a 20 year period, it will be easy.
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plym_46

There are quite a few sources of MOPAR maint and repair parts.  Pick up a Hemming motor news or other old car periodical, there will be several sources.  My personal experience is to recommend you don't deal with Andy Burnbaum except as a last resort.

He is a surley guy to deal with and almost impossible to return parts that are incorrect or past their useful lives.  He is famous for sending you the wrong part then insisting you ordered it because you didn't know what you needed.  While it is true he has parts and his prices are comparable to other, he is just so ornary its not worth giving him the business. 

This is my experience an my opinion but I have heard similar from more others than I have heard positive.  And since it is free advice you know how much its worth.

Niel riddel Seamplym on ebay, and Roberts motors, Obsolete Auto parts, and Atlas also have mopar stuff.  You might want to check the classified ads on the P15 D 25 site as many mechanical parts crossed over years from 25 to late 50's.
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RC Drown

Get yourself the new issue of the "Hemmings Motor News" 
There will be a section for businesses that sell parts for Mopar.

I have had good luck with Andy Bernbaum. Roberts. Kantor, Pro Antique Auto Parts to name a few

If you have joined the POC, you will recieve a great magazine every two months and in the magazine there are folks that advertise parts for sale

Could you post some photos if possible, and good luck
Bob
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Plymouth1931

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Is there a distributer out there where I can get some aftermarket or NOS parts for my PLymouth . Just misc parts I might need when I start restoring the car. Im sure that there are different suppliers for the different types of parts . And of course swap meets, ebay.etc.
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