General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: POC-Admin on January 03, 2008, 11:16:03 AM
Title: Gary in OZ would like to exchange informtion with 4 CYL owners
Post by: POC-Admin on January 03, 2008, 11:16:03 AM
I got an email from Gary Stocking in Australia - gary has a LHD 1928 model Q that used to belong to a POC member. The FEDCO number code is HDO14L. He would like to correspond with other Plymouth owners. His user ID here on the board (send personal messages) is LHD-28Q
Title: Re: Gary in OZ would like to exchange informtion with 4 CYL owners
Post by: 28 Ply.cpe on January 03, 2008, 03:08:57 PM
Hi Gary, great looking car. I own a 1928 Plymouth business coupe. All restored in 1997. Email me at with any questions you might have. Welcome to the Plymouth Bulletin web site. You will find a lot of information here. Bill in Ohio U.S.A.
Title: Re: Gary in OZ would like to exchange informtion with 4 CYL owners
Post by: mopardave on January 03, 2008, 05:31:20 PM
Another 1928 Owner here. HE402S Model Q 2 Door Sedan email me at:
Title: Re: Gary in OZ would like to exchange informtion with 4 CYL owners
Post by: POTENT426 on August 11, 2009, 09:51:20 AM
hello gary,my name is don and i also have a 1928 model q 3 window coupe ,which unfortunately im goin to have to sell after owning for 15 yrs,neat little car unfortunatel needs to have some floor work ,used to drive it
Title: Re: Gary in OZ would like to exchange informtion with 4 CYL owners
Post by: Jim Benjaminson on August 12, 2009, 10:39:34 PM
Question was asked - how many? The Plymouth Club has record of 360 existing 1928 @ & 1929 U models - the files are mixed so I can't break out by the two years without doing a whole lot of work. Here is the breakdown. 35 two door sedans, 72 coupes, 1 Deluxe Sedan ('29), 13 touring cars, 1 pickup, 9 rumble seat coupes, 29 roadsters, 2 sedan deliverys, 1 unknown. The rest are 4 door sedans. There is a small problem with the list. Some of the cars may not have been properly registered -- the body number was not included. For example - some people with coupes call them "two doors" because they have two doors. A two door (or coach in proper terms) had two doors and room for 5 passengers instead of the coupes 2 passengers. Likewise, some coupes may have actually been rumble seat coupes for the owner didn't specify. Same with the roadsters - there was a business roadster (no rumble seat) and the sport roadster with rumble seat. Anyway, this gives you an idea of the number of existing '28-29 Plymouths as registered by the Plymouth Club. Remember, a car is NOT listed as existing unless we have the serial number to show which car it is.
Title: Re: Gary in OZ would like to exchange informtion with 4 CYL owners
Post by: Bill Davis on August 24, 2009, 07:41:06 PM
Mark,
The car in the photo you posted is a right hand drive, looks to me (or am I seeing things).
Is the car you are describing that belongs to Gary a different car than pictured?