New to Plymouth Forum with questions

[Joeys41]

Hello everyone. I'm Jesse from Salinas Ca. I'm a newbie with regard to the Plymouth car area. I recently purchased a 1941 Plymouth which I think is a P12. Reason I say I think is because there was no engine that was in the car when I bought it. I have found the Serial Number as well as the body number. Are these the numbers that I need to positively Identify the model and year of car and where it was manufactured as well as body and interior colors etc? The numbers are as follows:

Serial Number: 3274255

Body Number: ALA 300 5665

Thanks a million for your help and I'm sure all help in the future as I want to go as original as I possibly can with this project.

Jesse

[46Ply]

Here's part of your answer:  http://www.ply33.com/Misc/vin#serialNumbers  Looks like Los Angeles production.

Special DeLuxe	P12 P12X	Detroit	11,123,001	11,399,250	276,250
		Evansville	20,105,101	20,147,921	42,821
		Los Angeles	3,269,301	3,296,572	27,272
		Windsor	9,616,761	9,624,457	7,697
Commercial Car	PT125	Detroit	81,000,101	81,006,107	6,007
		Los Angeles	9,210,101	9,210,700	600

[Joeys41]

Thanks. Truly appreciate it.

[Jerry Roberts]

6 hours ago, 46Ply said:

Here's part of your answer:  http://www.ply33.com/Misc/vin#serialNumbers  Looks like Los Angeles production.

Special DeLuxe	P12 P12X	Detroit	11,123,001	11,399,250	276,250
		Evansville	20,105,101	20,147,921	42,821
		Los Angeles	3,269,301	3,296,572	27,272
		Windsor	9,616,761	9,624,457	7,697
Commercial Car	PT125	Detroit	81,000,101	81,006,107	6,007
		Los Angeles	9,210,101	9,210,700	600

Just an interesting side note on this chart ;  Commercial Car is what mopar was calling the pick ups at this time . And PT stands for plymouth truck . 

[greg g]

Ï thought commercial cars also refered to sedan delivery, panel delivery, cab and chassis, sedan utility, and ambulette,and some huckster trucks.