What year is it

[greg g]

I believe these are Mopars are they not?

[John Reddie]

I'd say 1939 Plymouths. First year for the headlights recessed into the fenders. Nice photo.

John R

[1940plymouth]

YUP, 1939 Plymouths they are:)

Bob

[greg g]

Final inspection????

[Young Ed]

Yup 39s. Only year with square headlights. My Grandpa bought a coupe like the one on the left new or nearly new. He had an annoying neighbor or in law that was always bumming rides. So he picked up a 39 business coupe with no back seat. No more rides for that lady! That 39 lasted him through the war until he got his brand new d24.

[1940plymouth]

My Father-in-law's first new car was a 1939 Plymouth. I'll have to ask him how long he had his.

[JerseyHarold]

Don't you wish you could stroll into the picture and drive one away?

[Roadkingcoupe]

Girls love Plymouths

"Bring on the dancing girls! These chorus girls pose with a 1939 Plymouth. The 1939 model featured a new safety-signal speedometer that would flash a green light for speeds of up to 30 mph, an amber light for the 30 to 50 mph range, and red beyond the 50 mph speed. In both 1939, Plymouth received awards for safety-minded automotive design."

Photo # WP-3259 Chrysler Historical Collection

[JerseyHarold]

Hubba -hubba!

Are those two-sided whitewalls?

[Roadkingcoupe]

Here is a great photo....that answers your question.

[moparjack44]

Don't you wish you could stroll into the picture and drive one away?

Danged, I was thinking the exact same thing.

[Rodney Bullock]

The year was 1938:) The cars are 1939 model