Quote from: Frank2 on June 09, 2013, 09:09:20 PMThe 28Q and 29U had the same hand throttle and light switch on the steering wheel.  The entire assemblies are called throttle control tube and light control tube according to the 1934 Master Parts List.  The 30U has a different part number.  The ones on my 30U oval window were longer and did not appear to be made of pot metal like the 28/29.  For anyone with a 29U Deluxe Sedan, an entirely differently part number is listed for this model!
frank

My 30U has the oval window as well... Still looking for the Light Control Tube. Is anyone making the part that has the lever?

Does anyone have any pictures of the Ignition switch lock, cable assembly on a 1928 Plymouth. I am trying to find and install this so it's factory correct. Any photos and or places to purchase are greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Joe

I think your best bet would be to contact the Plymouth Owners Club's technical advisor for the 1928 Model Q cars. If you are a member of the Plymouth Owners Club, you can find their contact information on the inside of the front cover of The Plymouth Bulletin. If not, post back with your contact and I can sent that information to you.

Does anyone have any pictures of the Ignition switch lock, cable assembly on a 1928 Plymouth. I am trying to find and install this so it's factory correct. Any photos and or places to purchase are greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Joe

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Well, it worked for me. But then again, that webpage you mentioned is mine. 🙂

Has any one used  Speedi Sleeves  to repair the rear drums, where the axle seal has worn a groove ?  There's  a site called " Plymouth,  the 1st decade who uses it to repair  a 1933 drum, and gives a part number.  But 33 drums are different.

You might try Moore's auto salvage in Rapid City S.D