1950 Plymouth Custome 2 Door Convertible Rat Rod Lowered Gasser Cruiser Classic on 2040-cars
Rock Hill, South Carolina, United States
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You are bidding on a custom and I mean ridiculously custom 1950 Plymouth P15 body style converted into a convertible. It started life as a 2 door coupe and was cut, chopped, shaved into this awesome one of a kind ride. The top has been completely cut off and welded up to be smoothed out. It has a custom built and molded into body cover for the rear seats that are no longer there. The top has been chopped and shaved, and so have the doors. This is a one of a kind vehicle for sure. I bought it to build a gasser, however you can not run a convertible body in the gasser class in my area. The car is right hand drive. The steering wheel, gas pedal and brakes are on the right side. The passenger side. It has a 216 straight six engine with a 350 turbo transmission. It cranks with starting fluid and will remain running. However, It does need a carb badly. It will run but will hardly move under its own power due to the carb. It is a single barrel carb. I HAVE A CLEAR TITLE. All the headlights and blinkers work. They were all wired into toggle switches which I was getting ready to change over to actual switches. The doors have poppers installed but they do not operate yet. I will include a set of bear claw latches, a new throttle cable and billet gas pedal. The cable is stretched to far to be on the passenger side. I purchased a new longer cable and pedal assembly. It has a Camaro 10 bolt rear and power brakes. The front still has Plymouth lug pattern. The body needs about 20 hours of sanding, blocking, and filling to get ready for paint. That was the estimate I was given. This car is a diamond in the rough but it will be one of the nicest cars out there. Definitely one of a kind being a right hand drive. The car has 2 seats which will need recovering. It has carpet and no door panels. The windshield is made of lexan in which I was going to have glass cut at $120 being straight glass and replace them. It has a custom Bimini top which snaps to the body. It does not have a hard or soft top to use while driving. Simply a roadster. I'm sure there is more to talk about but if you have any questions let me know. Thanks. No Reserve! Will also entertain trades.
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