34 plymouth

[jbillings]

I am restoring a 1934 plymouth and have a few questions, 1 does anyone know what the correct collor of the engine is and 2 what do you do to rebuild the shocks? any and all help gladly accepted I'm sure I'll have more questions in the future.
thanks Jason

P.S. Does anyone have any parts sources for this car?

[dave571]

You might want to post this question in "vintage chat" too.

I'm sure lot's of guys here would like to help you, but I doubt many can.

[rumblefish360]

I'm dying to get a '34 rumble seat for hot rodding purposes.
Any MoPar rumble seat would though.

[Fig]

Here are a couple of websites that will be of some help to you. The plymouth bulletin site has a forum of nothing but old mopars.

Strange as it may seem, ebay does have a lot of stuff, also hemmings motor news.

http://www.ply33.com/

http://www.plymouthbulletin.com/

Good Luck

[BILL THOMPSON]

Let me check in our manuals I have a bunch we do restos + rods so I will get back to you in a day or so on that.we have the original manual at the shop possibly.

[44070dart]

[585] 682-4899 kent ny..has eng/trans/rear end for 34 ply. for sale$500... I seen add in news if any help

[jbillings]

Bill Tompson, Thanks for your responce, look forward to hearing from you in the neer future. Thanks, Jason

[ajmopar]

As far as I know, flathead sixes and fours were always painted aluminum in early mopars. The Flathead I ripped out of my 48 pickup was silver and the shocks sucked so I put in a 400/727 (painted red) and a late 70's B-body front suspension just because.