Had my '36 touring sedan out too---salt washed away by rains
But, whoops,  more snow, so back in the garage for awhile.

Meanwhile, thanks to your help, still need to replace the  vacuum advance and searching for a trunk handle lockcylinder.

I hope the pix I've tried to attach came through & enlarge ok. If you don't see any, then I guess I need to get a teenager to show me how to get them small enough.

Thanks again.

Fr Mike

Now you will have to post some photos of your car on the website so we all can enjoy seeing it.

Yes, this is a FANTASTIC  website,

Good luck and happy "Old Plymouth Motoring"

I had my 1940 P-10 coupe out for a few miles this afternoon

Bob

WOW, what a great forum! I asked for help and GOT IT---fast! THANKS to all of you. I'm good to go on the P2 now.

He is Risen!

Fr Mike

The first number in the part number usually indicates the DECADE -  that is, a part starting with "1" with be for the 1950's -  starting with "2" will be the 1960's....
all 1930's parts are six digit, usually in the 600,000 range, unless there has been an updated part

P/N 2084652 shows to be a vacuum advance for later models, 60 - 61 all, 6 cylinder, 64 - 67 all, 6 cylinder.  Hope this helps. Lee

There are two part no's for the complete dist assembly for the P1 and P2
P1up to 9397982, P2 up to 9334425 use part no 661624
P1 after 9397982 uses part no 661986

Hope this helps,
Bob

According to my book, the complete Distributor Drive assembly part No is 661624

Hi Bob!

Thanks for your info.  Is it possible that the part no. of the distributor that the the vacuum advance attaches to is 2084652 ? Thanks.

Fr Mike

If I read your posting correctly, here is what my parts book says:

P1,P2 up to engine No. 139310 use part No. 643927, P1,P2 after engine N0. 661985

Hope this helps,
Bob

Can someone with a parts book please tell me whether or not the following part (vacuum advance) fits a 1936 Plymouth P2 ( 6 Cyl.)?---vacuum advance for a distributor part number 2084652. Thanks!

Fr Mike