1950 plymouth deluxe

[moparblood]

hey guys, new here,   just picked up a 50 plymouth  needs all essentials window seals, brakes etc. whats the best place to get the stuff? thanks

[Doug&Deb]

Rock Auto has a lot. Andy Bernbaums. Your local auto parts store will have some mechanical parts. I’m sure others will chime in with more options.

[allbizz49]

Kanter has complete rubber kits. Not cheap but less expensive than buying pieces here and there. 

[Booger]

we need pikchures!

[bartenderfloyd]

Nice! I picked one up earlier this year.  Drive train is in great shape but needs all cosmetics:interior, floor pans, seats reupholstered, repainted, rust repair, etc.  So far I have purchased a few parts from Andy Bernbaum, belts, rugs, headliner and windlace from Kanter, and floor pans from the Plymouth Doctor.  Also just ordered tires from Diamondback.  Everything is coming together super slowly and almost everything is on backorder (waited 3 months for floor pans).  Andy shipped quickly, Kanter took an extra week but totally understandable in this shipping climate.  Diamondback said 4 weeks...we'll see.

[plymjim]

Roberts Motor Parts has an online catalog.

They specialize in MOPAR trucks but do carry auto

parts too. 

[Rosco]

NAPA is good for most electrical and simple engine parts - tuneup parts, hoses, belts, light bulbs, carb rebuild kits etc.  It’s amazing how many parts are readily available for these 70+ year old cars if you know where to look.  I’ve had my Canadian built ‘50 Plymouth Deluxe survivor with 43,000 miles for seven years now and have never had a problem sourcing parts.