Need help identifying my new project

[Wirtner]

I bought this 51 plymouth club coupe recently no motor not trans been fully converted to 12volt for 350 dollars with a title and I'm having a little trouble identifying what it actually is any help is appreciated

 

Edited December 23, 2018 by Wirtner
Here is a front end shot

[Wirtner]

I'm trying to add another picture but it keeps telling me I'm only allowed to add 3 mb 

[Plymouthy Adams]

the fender trim holes per the picture...(it is not a close up) indicate it is 51 or 52.....52 was at the lowest position at the wheel arch....will need a grille and hood trim shot to ensure which year....GIVEN no one over the years has changed body components..then you have to have the original instrument panel picture and front bumper to discern 51/52

Edited December 23, 2018 by Plymouthy Adams

[casper50]

you have to do a reply to add more than 3 mb of photo.  Just keep adding replies.

[Wirtner]

So I am right in assuming a its a 51? Now I just have to narrow down if it was a cambridge or a cranbrook

[Wirtner]

And just keep replying until it lets me add the other pictures?

[casper50]

Just add one at a time.

[Wirtner]

[Wirtner]

[Wirtner]

[Plymouthy Adams]

 what hood trim do you have with the car...show that picture...….will spill the bean on the year...your instrument is a bit modified....what I can see of the trunk handle laying in the back I would also suspect a 51...but other trim on hood and decklid will better tell the story.....again...show these if you can.....your can is apart to the point it is hard to discern.

[JerseyHarold]

The horn button and rubber gasket all the way around the windshield makes it a Cambridge.  The Mayflower emblem above the ash tray makes it a '51.  The sure-fire way to pin it down is by the Vehicle Number located near the hinge on the driver's door post.

[kencombs]

What does the title say?  And does the ID on the title match the car?  Or,  was the state that issued it one of those that used the missing engine number?