1937 Plymouth Coupe Original Rust Free Pre-war Classic on 2040-cars
East Palatka, Florida, United States
Year: 1937
Make: Plymouth
Model: Other
Mileage: 9,999
1937 Plymouth Coupe. A great example of a
pre-war Plymouth coupe. Has had one owner since 1969 and restored in the mid 1980's. This is a no rust car, fenders have never been cracked or welded, very
solid through out. The car has been stored for approx. the last 20 years. All glass is excellent as well as the
rubber gaskets, front window rolls out and cowl vent works properly. Lights have been
changed over to 12v, the car is still equipped with the rare factory 6v. radio.
You can see from the pictures the car has been kept inside and had excellent care. Interior is in very nice condition, no rips or tears. Runs good, starts easy, good tires,
drives good, stops very good. Brakes have just been gone through, new gas tank,
new carb. new plugs and wires, and new muffler. includes shop manuals and original hand crank. The huge trunk still has the original rubber mat and no rust. Call for more details 904-692-4626 The car is ready to drive anywhere. I hope you do not want to street rod this car ,but if you do it would be awesome. All original rust free steel. Trades considered. I will end auction early if sold.LOW RESERVE clear title. Check my other auctions for more of my collection. |
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