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05/28/09

My newest project a 1937 Plymouth PT50 Pick Up

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I'm looking for 1936, 1937 or 1938 Plymouth Dodge and Fargo Pick Ups

Any condition—pieces/parts or whole vehicle, what have you?

     anyone out there have a lead, ready to sell one you have?  

Email me please pedalit@insightbb.com

I now have Lower Rear Cab Patch Panels

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Other patch panels, I've seen do not have the drive shaft hump like the original cab and sell for up to $235.

These are made like the original cab and fit perfectly. I'll offer them for considerably less.  Just email if you need one.  These are 5" tall and 41" wide which will easily reach replacement cab corners. (If the back of your cab is as bad as mine, you'll need cab corners too.)

Here's what the back of my cab (and most of these trucks) looked like

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Before                                 After

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This will fit 1936, 37, 38 and late model 35 Dodge pickups, as well as 37, 38 Plymouth pickups, and 36, 37, 38 Fargo pickups.  The bottom inside of the patch panel has the lip for welding the floor to.  My floor is actually pretty solid but I have a few pin holes where the floor meets this panel, so I'll make a piece to replace that section of the floor as well.

Email me if you need one pedalit@insightbb.com

I will add pics of my progress as I have time.    

I hope to end up with a cloned Pick Up version of my coupe.

Yes, I do love a challenge.       

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The next few shots are from the day we picked it up.

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Yep... it's a rusty mess!

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But fairly complete

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I'll have to cut that top down

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This will be more of the look I'll be going for.

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Disassembly begins October 2009

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Anyone need a boat anchor?

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Wonder if this will be enough off the top...

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There is always hope!

Best of Show October 2009 Burdette Park

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Frog Follies 09

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  Any one else working on a 37 Plymouth Pick up?

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