Sweet 55, I love watching you all just getting ready decent cars for people! Small and large customers, no problem and we love it! You have to get in car but with the family's memories of sporting goods events and road trips. Sorry about babbling and I hope that you have a great evening and weekend, thank you for your time.
The first car that I remember my parents having was a 1955 Plymouth Belvedere 2 door hardtop. It was red and white with the V8 engine and automatic transmission. I still remember it.
What a beautiful car! My aunt didn't learn to drive until she was in her 30s, and her teacher, Mr. Connally, had a 1955 Plymouth Belvedere, with extra clutch and brake pedals on his side of the car. I was 3 or 4 at the time and thought that was the coolest ever!
Awesome stuff, I have been patient waiting for you to get a new car or truck videos out ! Thanks for sharing your new acquired rides. I will get busy sharing the channel with family and friends.
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Nice and solid looking 55 Plymouth, and yeah the paint is awesome. It would have been hard to buy a car in 1955/56/57 in my opinion as Chevy, Ford and Plymouth all made great looking cars at the time.
Thanks for posting Jeff! My dad bought a '55 Plymouth Savoy 2dr post NEW in 1955. No I don't remember when he bought it. I was only two! His car was the same color inside as this one. His was kind of a blue-green exterior. The thing I remember most is that his was a stick shift. Three on the tree. Yep. He had a V8 I remember that symbol on the hood. Another thing that car started rusting when I was in kindergarten in 1957. It had rust bumps around the headlight brows...yep..oh so long ago before most reading this were born...including Jeff!(-;..Thanks for posting!
@@bdpopeye Surprising that it rusted so fast. The 57 Chrysler products started rusting as soon as you brought them home, but the 55s were decent. Guess he got a bad one.
When th car was about three years old my Dad traded it to a friend for a Piper Tri-pacer. I remember sleeping in the back floorboard of that plane on long trips. Fun times
PS the gear lever in the dashboard is similar as the corvair with automatic, the morris Monaco 1800 cc also has the gear lever in the dashboard, automatic,, a huge car from bmc thanks again jeff and Jordan 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊
That dashboard gear selector is a one year only item. 1954 cars with PowerFlite had a steering column gear selector. 1956 brought push buttons across the board and they continued through the introduction of TorqueFlite in 1957 until 1964.
Gourgeus car, love the color very stylish car from does the beautiful cat comes with this awsome car could be beans Sister, this plymouth could be Christines cousin wow what a movie i se it often, thanks jeff and Jordan for this video i enjoy every moment ✌️ from tom your friend now and always 🤩 🤩 have a wonderfull Day and weekend 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊
These are great looking cars, better looking than the 53 - 54, and WAY better looking than the 49 - 52 cars! Only oddity is the Temp and Oil Pressure are in front of the passenger.
I have to say for a 14k car that is a bargain. Depending where you live restoring a vehicle like that can cost way more than what is asked for this vehicle.
The 241 cui. V-8 appears to have the poly-spherical heads. The Dodge starting in 53 had the"Red-Ram" baby Hemi of the same displacement. I thought the 55 Plymouth had a poly engine of 278 cui. Could they be mistaken on the displacement ?
Great looking Plymouth 💚
My dad had one when we lived in Bridgeport, Conn. unforgettable to forget.
Sweet 55, I love watching you all just getting ready decent cars for people! Small and large customers, no problem and we love it! You have to get in car but with the family's memories of sporting goods events and road trips. Sorry about babbling and I hope that you have a great evening and weekend, thank you for your time.
Very nice condition. Great price too. When I'm in the market for a classic car I just might have to take a trip to Illinois!
Thanks for checking it out Lou!
The first car that I remember my parents having was a 1955 Plymouth Belvedere 2 door hardtop. It was red and white with the V8 engine and automatic transmission. I still remember it.
What a beautiful car! My aunt didn't learn to drive until she was in her 30s, and her teacher, Mr. Connally, had a 1955 Plymouth Belvedere, with extra clutch and brake pedals on his side of the car. I was 3 or 4 at the time and thought that was the coolest ever!
A great example of Chrysler's great restyle starting in 1955.
Sure is ..Chrysler called it the "Forward Look".
That's a beauty! Won't be there long, for that price. Thanks for this find, Jeff. The cat approves your choice of video for the day lol
Thanks for watching Adam, I appreciate it!
Don’t see many of these. Looks like a recent re-spray. Definitely worth a look in person for any serious buyer.
Thanks for having a look!
Awesome stuff, I have been patient waiting for you to get a new car or truck videos out ! Thanks for sharing your new acquired rides. I will get busy sharing the channel with family and friends.
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@@RamblinAround done and thank you again.
Nice and solid looking 55 Plymouth, and yeah the paint is awesome. It would have been hard to buy a car in 1955/56/57 in my opinion as Chevy, Ford and Plymouth all made great looking cars at the time.
It definitely was a great era for American cars. Thanks for taking a look my friend!
The 57 Plymouths and 57 Fords were completely different cars from 56. The 57 Chrysler products were bad rusters.
Thanks for posting Jeff! My dad bought a '55 Plymouth Savoy 2dr post NEW in 1955. No I don't remember when he bought it. I was only two! His car was the same color inside as this one. His was kind of a blue-green exterior. The thing I remember most is that his was a stick shift. Three on the tree. Yep. He had a V8 I remember that symbol on the hood. Another thing that car started rusting when I was in kindergarten in 1957. It had rust bumps around the headlight brows...yep..oh so long ago before most reading this were born...including Jeff!(-;..Thanks for posting!
I looked at a Savoy sometime back that was similar to this car in color. Thanks for having a look my friend!
the first I ever drove was a 1956 Plymouth belvedere with the push button transmission. oh yea I was only 11
Sure it was a 55 and not a 57?
@@jamesbosworth4191 yes it was a '55.. he did later have a '57 Plymouth.
@@bdpopeye Surprising that it rusted so fast. The 57 Chrysler products started rusting as soon as you brought them home, but the 55s were decent. Guess he got a bad one.
Hey Jeff,
That sure is a beautiful car 🚙 thanks for sharing with your kitty 🐈⬛ friend.
Thanks for watching Michael, I appreciate it!
@@RamblinAround You bet my friend
My Dad had that same car/color combination when I was small.
I really like that color on the mid-50's cars, it just looks right to me. Thanks for checking it out!
When th car was about three years old my Dad traded it to a friend for a Piper Tri-pacer. I remember sleeping in the back floorboard of that plane on long trips. Fun times
Nice old car to cruise in
PS the gear lever in the dashboard is similar as the corvair with automatic, the morris Monaco 1800 cc also has the gear lever in the dashboard, automatic,, a huge car from bmc thanks again jeff and Jordan 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊
That dashboard gear selector is a one year only item. 1954 cars with PowerFlite had a steering column gear selector. 1956 brought push buttons across the board and they continued through the introduction of TorqueFlite in 1957 until 1964.
@@1575murray thanks Murray for your feedback and information
Gourgeus car, love the color very stylish car from does the beautiful cat comes with this awsome car could be beans Sister, this plymouth could be Christines cousin wow what a movie i se it often, thanks jeff and Jordan for this video i enjoy every moment ✌️ from tom your friend now and always 🤩 🤩 have a wonderfull Day and weekend 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊
Thanks Tom, I appreciate you watching my friend!
Very nice car
Thanks for taking a look!
I want it!
Glad you like it, thanks for taking a look!
Nice car!
Thanks for watching!
That place is pretty cool. We try to stop in at least twice a year.
The base V8 was the 241, "240" in Plymouthese, with the 260 the optional V8.
We had one exactly like this one when I was a kid
I like the 4 Door Model 😊
It is pretty sharp.
I like it.
PS 241 is that a 3,7 ltr v8 thanks again jeff and Jordan 😊 😊 😊 😊
Yes Tom, that's about right...maybe 3.8 liters.
We did not use litres, only cubic inches.
@@RamblinAround Your stating CUBIC INCHES is the right way, as we did not use Litres.
@@jamesbosworth4191 as far as remember 5,7 ltr v8 is used on chevy
And there is a dodge ram, with a sign on the fender saying 5,7 ltr hemi
It's a beautiful looking car I'm kind of interested in buying it now because I want to have a car garage with a bunch of cars I want
Price is about right...still less expensive than even the cheapest new car - and I know what I would rather have! Lovely.
These are great looking cars, better looking than the 53 - 54, and WAY better looking than the 49 - 52 cars! Only oddity is the Temp and Oil Pressure are in front of the passenger.
Love it //////////
Love it, in process of restoring one myself I beleive its a 260 hyfire isnt it?
I was 2 yro when we got it
I have to say for a 14k car that is a bargain. Depending where you live restoring a vehicle like that can cost way more than what is asked for this vehicle.
Is it still available
The 241 cui. V-8 appears to have the poly-spherical heads. The Dodge starting in 53 had the"Red-Ram" baby Hemi of the same displacement. I thought the 55 Plymouth had a poly engine of 278 cui. Could they be mistaken on the displacement ?
157 horsepower
Our's wasn't tutone but deja Vu