Older video, my first car was a 1949 Plymouth 4 door similar to this car, I was 16 years old, took my driver's license test in my Plymouth, that was 57 years ago, first straight shift I had driven, videos bring back alot good memories, THANKS for sharing.
Give that car a full refurbishing. 1946 was the first production year in the post-war era. Grandpa Strong was lucky enough to purchase one for 1300 dollars. He was delighted.
I think that's the nicest horn I've ever heard! It has depth yet isn't brash. It actually sounds pleasant compared to so many ugly sounding horns! Nice!
Older video, my first car was a 1949 Plymouth 4 door similar to this car, I was 16 years old, took my driver's license test in my Plymouth, that was 57 years ago, first straight shift I had driven, videos bring back alot good memories, THANKS for sharing.
Give that car a full refurbishing. 1946 was the first production year in the post-war era. Grandpa Strong was lucky enough to purchase one for 1300 dollars. He was delighted.
I think that's the nicest horn I've ever heard! It has depth yet isn't brash. It actually sounds pleasant compared to so many ugly sounding horns! Nice!
Funny thing is the previous plates on my 47 Plymouth were 2E-601 I think. Great car I love mine!
Very nice.
I learned to drive in one of these.
Seat belts were not optional on ANY car in 1946. Nash was the first manufacturer to offer seat belts as an option n 1950. There were few takers.
How much for that 1946 Plymouth Deluxe Jennifer what are you send it
Not original gas cap & not original jack.