The Post-War economy dictates that demand far exceeds availability and a premium is paid to a dealership or to a sales person more often than not to get any car you have your eyes on. Chrysler Corporation's value packed (entry level) model from 1946 through 1950 is the Plymouth and it comes in either of two trim choices; the P15S Deluxe and the more uptown P15C Special Deluxe. There are six body styles, including a convertible and The Woody wagon. #SpeedManual #GatewayClassicCars ...
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Plymouth Deluxe Two-Door Sedan 1950 images - Muscle Car Fan
The Post-War economy dictates that demand far exceeds availability and a premium is paid to a dealership or to a sales person more often than not to get any car you have your eyes on. Chrysler Corporation's value packed (entry level) model from 1946 through 1950 is the Plymouth and it comes in eithe...
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Did they say V6?! WHAT!
Over 400k and good luck trying to buy one !
Dont know of the way to appreciate this exactly
Ar 4X the cost of my houseand 2.34 acres, it will never happen for me, in fact, I doubt I’ll ever buy another “new car” or used for that matter, our sedan and pickup each have only 155,000 miles on them far away from the million mile mark that each is expected to have by me, there is nothing, especially on the truck that can’t be maintained and/or repaired as needed.