I have a 36 P2 coupe that I have been working on for 4+ years and have not found any one stop source of parts for it.  My mechanical parts have come from Bernbaums or Hagens. I have a had pretty good luck with non mechanical parts on eBay. The hardest thing is to know what you're looking for if you don't have at least a picture of the item you need. Good luck!

If you haven't already found them, Steele Rubber - www.steelerubber.com - will have most everything you need in the rubber, window channel, etc. area.

Happy motoring, Gary R.

those web sites are amazing. that's for the help.

was a bit of confusion due to me being in Canada, my local napa guy was saying those numbers didn't match. till I got him to stop trying to look it up with the make and year of my car.

was finally able to cross reference from the us number to the Canadian ones (cuz clearly makes no sense to have them the same lol)

looks like I have pretty much everything I need on order now so hopefully will all be here next week and I can get this thing rolling.

I don't have a parts book that covers 1935 so I don't know what the factory numbers are for the hoses you are looking for. Do you have that?

For 1933 and 1934 all three hoses are https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/UBQ36559 And that hose is also used for a number of Plymouths on the rear up through at least 1942.

Thanks.

I was able to source a master cylinder and front wheel cylinder rebuild kits from a local place. but he said no stock anywhere on the hoses or rear cylinder rebuild kit.

Ill check the info you provided, id bet the cross reference will find what I need, Thank you

We don't have a single comprehensive supplier like you find for old Fords or Chevys.

On the other hand, a lot of the mechanical parts are still available at your local auto supply, though they may not have the cross references available know the new part numbers for what you need. That is the reason I've kept track of various cross references over the years. You can look at and search at https://www.ply33.com/Parts/numeric

With respect to your brake hoses and cups and seals, your local better auto supply store should be able to get them. If not them, then your local brake specialty supplier, the one that sells to local mechanics and repair shops. Well, you should be able to get at least the hoses and cylinder cups. Some of the older rubber dust boots are only available from places like Roberts. There is a list of possible suppliers on my website too at https://www.ply33.com/Parts/vendor

first post and in the wrong spot. my apologies

Hello. just purchased a 1935 Plymouth PJ a couple weeks ago and working threw a parts list to get it running.

is there any specialty places that are a one stop shop for all things Plymouth? or do I have to get each part form a separate place. lol


specifically right now I'm looking for the rubber brake hoses (all 3) the seals for the front brake drums and rear brake cylinders.

will also be needing door rubbers, window seals ect.

thanks in advance