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...
1970 is the best
We had a brand new 70…blue with white vinyl top. I love the new ones because you can tell it’s a Challenger coming at you from a long ways away. One of the few models today that can claim that.
Restoring my 1971 Dodge pickup with my 15 year old son , as we speak. ;) Love the nostalgia of any old hot rod.
Swapped out the factory slant 6 for a 383 with a purple cam. ;)
Awesome
This videowas very balanced. – agree totally that the 1970 is an adrenalin-pumping beast, and that the modern one is refined and excellent in its own right. I’ve owned a few new ones over the past several years and absolutely love them, but would also love to put an original in my garage.
Nice