1937 Plymouth First Start! Will it run and drive? 201 Flathead 6 MoPar. Old Cars Dodge Chrysler 

My Dad used to race one of those in the mid 50's at Freeport Raceway on LI. Jimmy Stewart drove one for years. Neat car.

That's really a sharp looking coupe.

Love it!. Was willing for it to start and it did. All things considered (dodgey plug lead etc) it idled beautifully quietly and smoothly. Then it moved under its own power!. Nice one. Say it a lot, but love seeing old bits of kit being given another go!.

That's a nice old coupe. Great project car! Those flathead 6's are reliable and forgiving. I'm not surprised it started with relative ease.

Awesome Car! Always loved the depression Era dodge vehicles! Especially the "Business Coupes" they were called such being the back seats went down and opened into a makeshift bed for the traveling businessman who had to take his work on the road. Hotel's and motels were things of the rich in these days and they were also very rare outside city limits. So it was a necessity sometimes to sleep in the vehicles of the day and Chrysler paid attention to this fact by making it built into your vehicle to have a large trunk space for your items to sell and still having enough space to layout for the night in the middle of nowhere if you had to.

I'm impressed!!! As old as it looks, the car appears to be pretty solid mechanically!!!!

Just go down to your local Desoto Plymouth dealer and pick up a new condenser, points, cap and rotor!

beautiful car, your videos bring that nice asmr feeling i think the kids call it

My Dad had a 35 Plymouth when he married my mother in 1938. Those were cool cars.

I remember my dad owning a 37 Plymouth. I was about 6 or 7. I recall we went on a Sunday drive and had to stop under some trees. We sat there for a long time. I remember how the windows had a mustard color at the edge. Found out later the plastic between the layers turned with age. I have a photo of the car with me peeking out the front passenger and my younger brother at the rear window.

Cool old car! Don’t see many of these in 2 door running around. I ran nice! Enjoy!

Props. Haven't seen anyone work on a car with a Swiss army knife in years.

You can’t kill these cars I have a 1936 dodge and they’re easy to work on and just run great with factory settings . 90% of the cost of the car is their you have a grill in great shape.

Now that is a very nice car indeed. 🇬🇧👍

Just found your video on the 37 Plymouth. Good job getting it started. It was running pretty good until the radiator hose went. Enjoy your videos.

love your channel! please make more cold and first starts with the interior view so we can see what you do with the pedals and stuff it's so cool. And please don't ever edit out any of the cranking, that's the best part

Very cool!!!!

Good use of a snapper gas tank

Cool looking old car 👍

Should be a great car lots of possibilities

Beautiful car!!

Right on!

☆Nice job! I got mine going also. You're video was better than mine. 😆

Simply DeLuxe.

37 Plymouth, awesome.

Beautiful car.Its ignition timing is not good yet.You shall to change the breaker arm and condenser.Good Luck.🎉

Ye ol flathead floogie Such deserves an offy dual carb intake, mopar montana edgy head , split exhaust manifolds 2" into a y 2.25" on back with cherry bomb perforated hot rod mufflers... that'd be the ticket

Que hermoso auto!!!! Saludos desde Argentina

Good luck.

Beautiful Car, needs full restoration. Fancy paint, good interior, maybe upgrade the engine. Worth the effort, for sure.

Standard Blue Streak points. Wish I could find some for my Willys.

To Daniel Ulz. There are no Desoto Plymouth dealers. DESOTO was discontinued in 1960, while Plymouth died in 2000.

The visible windows are obviously just flat glass. Surprise to me. When did curved glass come into use? Good job getting it running.

High Sierra and The Big Sleep!

Sir, I love these 1930s cars, how much does one of these cost in the US? tks

Dad had a 1940 Plymouth!

Do yourself a favor and remove the points for dressing. Clean all electrical contacts. Doesn’t take that long and makes a big difference.

Lol... had that same battery charger. We bought it new in 81... yes 1981. I just threw it away in 2021

It's a shame they don't build them like that anymore

Is there any oil in it?

Nice job had the pleasure of taking a trip in one of these. What part of the country are you located?

Sera la de 🎥 hight sierra , con humpire bogart 👋

Thought battery on concrete was a no no ? Urban legend maybe ?

My dad had a 37 Plymouth coupe before i was born when my parents first got married in the late 40's. It got T boned by a drunk driver and it was totalled.

DID YOU CHECK FOR DISTILLED WATER IN THE 3 HOLES ??

PLEASE tell us you're keeping this great classic as original as you can and NOT rat rodding or hot rodding it! There's enough JUNK like that on the road already. This car is too complete to butcher.

How much did it sell for

I didnt know luke bryan made car videos

What kind of its engine(251,218,230...)?

Great car won't get the new stuff to run after sitting that long.

Got. Brakes

Enjoyed your video right up until you put fuel in her and started it up......Then I cringed!! Reving the crap out of an engine which hasn't run in decades (or even a week) is just not on. You need to give that motor time for oil circulation or you can do irreparable harm to it. Smart old buggy nevertheless👍👍👍

P.S. TNE 3 HOLES IN THW BATTERY

you might want to invest in a real battery charger if your going to play with old cars

Don't you own a screwdriver.

Give it a paint job do the upholstry and call it good lol

Your not very smart