Welcome Roy. Yep, anytime you tackle a car that is sort out of the mainstream, like your Plymouth, you are pretty much on your own when it comes to building it. There are some parts out there, but because of the relatively low demand the various manufacturers haven't geared up to produce many swap items, etc.

Cost becomes another factor, as you will be forced to pay whatever to get the parts you need. However, you will also have a car that is different than 90% of the belly button cars out there when you are done. Plus, these Plymouths were really pretty cars with nice styling.

Hope someone can direct you to a rod shop in your neck of the woods. Good luck. (I think someone on here has a Plymouth of this vintage)


Don