Does anyone have a list of Trim Codes and what they decode out to for 1941? What Interior color(s) materials etc..??
Unfortunately not - if Plymouth (Chrysler Corp) had any such information, its long been lost. I visited with a long-time auto upholsterer in Colorado Springs this summer. This gentleman had been in business for something like since 1957 -- He did have books going back to the 1960s -- known as the "Detroit" books. These books showed upholstery samples along with code numbers, etc. How far back these books go is anybody's guess - and probably the only one that would have them is a professional upholsterer. If you live in a metropolitan area that had this type of upholstery service available, check with them. If anyone has "really" old books - say back to the 30s or 40s, that would be a gold mine!
Thanks for your response.
I'm guessing then that Plymouth did not offer sample books of their interior materials like Cadillac and other makers did. For my 1940 Cadillac LaSalle I have a copy from a friend who has the actual Interior samples from 1940 that would have been sent to dealerships for their salesmen to show customers and such..
And if Plymouth did have a such a sample book I would think some member would have them.
A big stretch but I would also like to know what "Special Order #5" would have meant on a 1941 Plymouth.
Not sure what you mean by "special order # 5" - can you clarify??? It might have been an option package. If I know more I may be able to find it in my Ross Roy data book....
From the Build Sheet on the Service Car Record there is a category heading called "Special Order No.", and for my car it simply has a "5" in the box.
This part of the data sheet also lists heading categories of
"Shipping Order No."
"Boat Drive Rail"
"Destination - City And State"
"Dealer"
"Remarks"
Thanks!!
Don't have a clue what the 5 is about! Sorry.
OK, thanks for trying. And if you come across the decode for Trim # 121 or X121 let me know.... Thanks again.