Yeah,
I saw that and think it?s a pretty neat machine. And the price is actually
reasonable. Don?t know if I buy the history without some documentation but I
like the car.
Reminds
me of a Plymouth I saw at the Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge dealer my dad worked for
back in the early sixties. It was a low line (What, Savoy back then?) 1959
Plymouth two door sedan. Clean car in good shape. Had a light blue body with a
dark blue roof panel. Soup bowls on the wheels, black walls (EVERYBODY ran
white walls then. There were even fake white wall rings that were held in
place by the rim seal). Just a nice looking, very basic ?59 Plymouth. Open the
hood and it had the 361 cu.in. 305 hp Golden Commando engine. And Torqueflite.
Boy I wanted that car but, of course, didn?t have the money. So I had to stick
with my 303 cu.in. two barrel, powerflite?57 Belvedere two hardtop that
just would NOT start at temps below around 10 ? 15 F.
John
Hagen
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seems
like a fair deal if it has been done right.
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