'59 Plymouth Forum

Hi everybody, the car has been sold. Thanks for all the help and interest.

Not yet. I have heard from quite a few people but nothing has happened. I haven't been very aggressive in trying to get the word out, either. If you're interested, call me at 612.605.9269 or email jasonwalker262@gmail.com. I have tons of photos!

Hi everybody. The car is still for sale. I have been a little lax in my role as seller all summer, but just letting you all know it's still around. And I did have a new battery and generator installed recently, so it's running great.
Jason

Hi everybody. I still have the car and thought I should give an update. I drove it last weekend and it was running great. We had to replace the battery and the generator as it was having some trouble staying charged, but now it fires right up. I almost got to drive the car in a parade, too, but we m...

Ha! I wonder if the taillights were installed incorrectly at the factory? Otherwise, who would do such a funny thing?
That's really great info about the manufacture date. How interesting. Knowing the car was actually built in 1958 is pretty cool.

Are they really just inside-out? Should I just flip 'em?

Great to know! I have the front valance, it's just not on the car. I'd make sure to get it to a buyer. I also have an art print of a '59, an old ad for one and a maintenance guide. I need to collect all this ephemera I've collected so a buyer can have it. How can you tell it's been repainted? A guy ...

I found the codes from the plate above the master cylinder. They are: M293 and 100507. The VIN is M293100507. Had a couple guys go down and look at the car this weekend. They drove it and in the end weren't buyers, but they did comment on the car having very little rust and still possessing all its ...

I've thought pretty hard about pricing this car. Since there are relatively few for sale out there, it's hard to figure out what mine is worth. I don't want to give anybody a raw deal. On the top end, I saw a convertible that was immaculate and completely restored for $78,000. Of course, mine isn't ...

Hi everybody! I was grateful to find your forum, because I have a pretty special 59 to sell. I want to make sure it goes to somebody who will really appreciate it. The story is this: My great-uncle lived in Vermillion, Ohio, for decades and owned a diner, among other jobs. He was somewhat eccentric ...