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what parts are the same on a 49 plymouth and a 52 chrysler???


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Fuel tank and sender if the chrysler is a six cylinder. Door latches. Water pump. Oil pan drain plug....

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I would suggest that anyone that is in the hobby should have a copy of a Hollander Interchange book. They have several editions. Get the one that covers the years you need. The book was used by the junk yards and also parts supplies. It covers engine, wp, fuel pumps rears, trans glass and body parts.

Well forth the cost. Also this helps when you are at a swap meet and someone tells you that the ply part will fit a chrysler such as the dizzy assembly but cetain dizzy because of the length of the shaft will not work. So you will not get stuck with a part that you thought would fit and you put it inthe truck and then when you need it for an on the road repair you are still stuck.

Rich Hartung

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The Chrysler has a larger body and engine than the Plymouth so most parts won't interchange. Some small stuff will, as noted in an earlier post.

I use the Rock Auto website as a poor-man's Hollander. Their part listings contain interchange info, so I look up a part for my car, then see what else it fits.

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Oil.

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Both exhaust brackets!

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Fuel tank and sender if the chrysler is a six cylinder. Door latches. Water pump. Oil pan drain plug....
Oil.
Both exhaust brackets!

With my experiance I may as well join in with these stupid answers. Six of the spark plugs are interchangable along with the gaskets.

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Yea Don , you don't need to be perfect on this one! Be STUPID!!!!:D:D

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Matt,

The Hollander is a great book to have. Although the bodies are different, parts like door hardware, trunk latches and such may interchange along with other pieces. Best of luck to you.

John R

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tank, these are 2 very different cars.50,51 and 52 are similiar style cars. your 49 steering wheel may fit the 52 but the horn ring and button may not interchange.i have a 54 chrysler and i doubt many parts from the 49 will fit it. i have 12" brake drums, the 52 may be the same but the 49 probably is not. i wish you luck with the car as it is a nice one. if you have the pot metal grille you will never find a used one in good condition.same for any other pot metal on the car. korean war years. the 6 cyl is a good engine, the hemi is just nicer. this thread has been hijacked with comedy, but it is funny if you are in the know about these cars.the bottom line is most parts do not interchange between the 49 and 52. a few bored forum members just said it a little differently. i admit i was laughing. capt den

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I would venture to guess the Dodge/DeSoto/Chrysler steering wheel hub is a bit larger...at least last this came up I did some measuring and this was what I found to be true..unfortunately there is little he will be able to use if any...with the 49 as popular as it is...I am surprised that you still have left overs since completing your project..

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capt den,

You are 100% right on the money! I own or have owned quite a few of these 1946-52 Chryslers products- I am real heavy into Chryslers 1946-52. Have worked on hundreds of them over the years. 1949 models are kinda the one year series oddball car. Not many parts will interchange on this subject of 1949 plym to 1952 chrysler, sad to say.

Bob

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