Thank you for your offer. At this point I'm really trying to find the car which I sold back in 1968. I feel that it is probably still around and maybe not that far away. If anyone has a 1933 5 window and knows it's history perhaps that may help pick up the trail. Some additional information, when sold the car was black with a white beltline, red wire wheels and a white fabric top insert. The original engine was replaced at some time with a later chevrolet six and when the job was done they used a piece of angle iron bolted across the bottom of the frame to support the engine at the rear in front of the flywheel. There was a trunk, no rumble seat. The inside was done in black vinyl. The rear window had no garnish molding so the glass was mounted directly to the metal frame via an adhesive. The dash was painted black. Before I installed the vinyl interior someone had taken all the inside out of the car and painted all the metal panels yellow. There was a push button for the starter mounted on the dash. All the gauges were the originals and they worked. Maybe this may help someone identify the car.
