Still has a flat head 6 engine, 3 speed trans. 99% original.

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Nice car! Are u sure it's a Ply. and not a DODGE? R.V.

 

Nice car! Are u sure it's a Ply. and not a DODGE? R.V.
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Positive. It's a P4 Business Coupe. Plate on firewall says P4 1934 had a P3 (standard) and P4 (deluxe) models. Both models used the same P4 engine. Has the ship emblem (Mayflower) on the nose and the Plymouth wings/ship emblem between the grill. Engine serial number stamped on block also begins with the letter"P". I belong to the National and Regional Plymouth Owners Club.

Ed

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I guess Mopar is Mopar. NOT!!

Anyhow, you should have bought a DODGE.

 

Why??? I've got 2 Dodges now and trades in a third.

 

'cause this is a DODGE site.

 

Plymouth all the way foolioooooooooooossssssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

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