1932 Plymouth PB Convertible Rumble Seat Coupe

Description

This model features roll-up windows and is one of 4,853 ever made by Plymouth in the 1932 model year. This car is very desirable with dual side mounted touring spare wheels and tires, luggage rack with original trunk and suitcases, freewheeling and dual tail lights. This car is in excellent original condition. The engine runs strong and is surprisingly fast for a four cylinder. The carburetor has been rebuilt. The car has almost all new wiring. The starter has been rebuilt along with the distributor during which a fresh set of points and rotor were installed. The brakes are excellent and can stop on a dime. The original leather is in good condition without tears. The paint is almost new and in beautiful condition. It also has a brand new convertible top. All of its chrome and bright-work are still in good condition; the four-cylinder engine is well detailed and correctly painted.

It is one of the few PB Convertible’s from 1932 still in existence. Based in Detroit, Plymouth introduced their first model assigned a model year classification by the Chrysler Corporation in 1932, and it was the 1932 Plymouth PB. This was the same year Plymouth introduced one-piece front fenders, free-standing chrome headlamps, and a better version of their four-cylinder engine.

Also, the big news for 1932 from Plymouth was its upgraded frame to the rigid “X” construction. Oil filters became standard equipment and the brake drums were now fitted with centrifuge. This assembly consisted of steel drums with a fused cast iron friction surface. It is powered by a four-cylinder engine that displaces 196 cubic-inches and produces 65 horsepower. There is a three-speed manual transmission and four-wheel hydraulic drum brakes. The 112-inch wheelbase is held in place by semi-elliptic leaf springs and a floating rear axle.

To schedule an appointment to view car call Ken @ 714 504-8426