1934 Plymouth Pe 5 Window Coupe 1932 1933 Dodge Desoto Hot Rat Street Rod on 2040-cars
Bozeman, Montana, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:6 Cylinder
For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 1934
Number of Cylinders: 6
Make: Plymouth
Model: Other
Trim: DeLuxe
Drive Type: shaft
Disability Equipped: No
Mileage: 12,299
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
This listing is for a truly exceptional and totally rust free "barn find" or "survivor" 1934 Plymouth Model PE Deluxe 5 window business coupe. I believe this car came from the factory with the dual chrome plated trumpet horns you see here as well as the dual windshield wipers which are still on this car. This car came from the factory as a "Business Coupe" with a huge trunk rather than a rumble seat like the one shown in the artwork in the third photo of this listing. I found that artwork as a brown "showroom poster" here on eBay a couple of months ago. I had a local friend that can do wonders with her Photoshop.com program clean up the minor damage on the image and background and change the color of the car to the black color you see here. I am selling this car for a local friend who recently found it in a relatively dry part of Idaho which is only a few hundred miles from where I am in Bozeman Montana. The man he bought it from there had it stored for over 30 years after he bought it from his brother who had stored it for many years before that on a ranch there. I have dealt with collector cars of this vintage for over 40 years now. I can guarantee that this car has no rusted out spots in the sheet metal anywhere including the floors, wheel wells, quarter panels, cowl panels, running boards, fenders or the panel below the trunk lid. This car is not in running or driving condition at this time. The engine was stiff but not stuck when I first got this car so I lubricated the cylinders with Kroil rust penetrant. I just can't say enough good about that product even though it is very expensive. The engine now turns over freely. I had planned to put some spark plugs in the cylinder head but forgot to before I took the photos you see here. The carburetor and air cleaner are missing as are the water pump and fan assembly. There is no transmission in the car but the transmission case is included. There are no internal transmission parts included with this vehicle and the drive shaft is missing as is the rear bumper assembly and the original wooden floor boards in front of the seat. I will add a lot more information to this listing later this evening. I also have many larger and more detailed photos I can email to you if you call me with your email address. The good folks at eBay have rules against sending phone numbers or email addresses through their message system. You will have to be very crafty and disguise it if you try to email me your regular email address. It is generally better to call me rather than try to email me through the eBay system with your regular email address. I will store this gem for free in secure inside storage here for you for 3 months if you are planning to make a trip here to Montana to pick it up. I can store if for longer than that too but will have to charge you the $50 per month that my rental storage costs me. I have dealt with many transporters over the years and can help arrange economical transportation for you if necessary. Thanks a lot, Bob Woodburn - phone 406-799-1847 in Bozeman Montana |
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