1952 plymouth rear fender question

[Dartgame]

Hi all -

 

I was curious about the trim used on the 51 and 52 plymouth business coupe rear quarters. Are they the same length as on  a 2 club coupe, 4 door or a wagon ? I am sure the fast backs are different from I have seen.

 

Any help is appreciated. I need a new or good used fender spear for one of the quarters on my 52 bus coupe.

 

Thanks

[BobT-47P15]

[BobT-47P15]

              Look Similar on all............

[JerseyHarold]

1951-1952 Plymouth rear fenders and trim are the same for the business coupe, all models of the four door sedan and club coupe,  convertible, and the Belvedere 2-door hardtop.   Station wagons and fastback are different.

[Plymouthy Adams]

fast back (concord) are quite long by approx. 2 inches, these I have an abundance of.....station wagon are definitely different as Jersey says....51/52 the location is a tad lower in the second year..tell me you have wagon trim and need to trade it for Concord...lol

[JerseyHarold]

....51/52 the location is a tad lower in the second year..tell me you have wagon trim and need to trade it for Concord...lol

The '51-'52 are the same.  The 1950 Plymouth has the same fender except for the trim mounting holes being about 1/2" higher to accommodate the thicker fender trim that year.   After 1952, Mopar replacement fenders were made without trim holes so you could drill them at whichever height you needed.

[Plymouthy Adams]

_{51 and 52 were the same trim piece on the P23 but...onece again. mounted lower than the other between the two years...}

[JerseyHarold]

I stand corrected....I've got a '51 and '52 here so I compared both cars and Plymouthy was right, the '52 fender trim is mounted lower than the '51.  Live and learn!