I am currently looking at a 1932 Plymouth PB Convertible Coupe Canadian Car and would appreciate help as to what this car is worth or priced at. It has had a body off restoration about 10 years ago new upholstery chrome engine has been rebuilt brakes done correct carb excellent paint undercarriage is beautiful with hardware replaced There are some non original components on the car plastic conduit to head lamps tail lights wiring is not cloth spark plug wires not original it has a PA Engine in it missing rear view mirror and mirrors on the spare tires and in correct body tag from a PA 5 passenger sedan missing crank cover and they have installed a flexible pipe to the pipe that goes to the exhaust manifold. Also the inside of the head lamps need to be chromed as they are orange as they have lost the silver coating The seller wants $28000.00 for it.
Thank you
Does not sound like the asking price is too far off, IMHO.
I sold a 39 Plymouth, rumble seat convertible 5 years ago to the first looker for just a bit more than your sellers asking price.
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Thanks for the reply Lindsay. Do you know where I could source the Metal Conduit correct spark plug wires and the Crank Cover and a correct Body Tag?
Let me think on this question. I MAY be able to kick start my brain into remembering at company that used to reproduce Body Tags, and other under the hood tags. They did this on MANY cars, not just old MoPars!
Ah! could it be Pulfer & Williams???(sp) Someone help me out here. I do not know if this company still exists, but they would be the go to place.
Crank hole covers, I can not help with. Sorry.
And maybe someone could help out with the plug wire source.
Good luck!
Wayne Brandon plymouthdoctor.com may be able to help with body tags and if you are a paid up club member you can contact the Tech Advisor for that year, also look at ply33.com Tod Fitch lists lots of suppliers for parts, it's a brilliant database for early cars.
Tom