Looks like a 33 Plymouth PD boy I grew up with those now I can't find one on the planet One here I had no such thing It had to be locally made perhaps boat yard. and yes no body builders of that time did a 1933,.

 

 

 

Bobby and kapusta. Just catching up on the pictures. So much fun to look at. Great find

 

 

 

 

Don't shoot me, but I would really like to have an International pickup from that year.

 

Well, okay this time. But watch yourself from here on.

 

 

 

 

Just noticed the hoist rails are upside down . Taper doesn't do much on the bottom .

 

That's an oddity. In my youth I helped install at least a dozen of those lifts in new service stations and car dealerships (yes, the 12' holes were dug by hand). That H-frame has a relief in the center that the ram slides into. I never thought to think that they could/would be installed upside down. That would put a lot of stress on the bolts.

 

I think it's possible they are installed that way due to a sloping floor. Maybe.

Looks like the car owner is enjoying even tire wear though.....