plymouthcranbrook

They’re bustin’ out allover. I couldn’t resist posting this one.

I was going to remark about being a bit overpriced but after seeing the pictures it certainly seems to be in the ballpark. Especially if you always wanted one.😁

The first one I ever saw was a 1967 one with the three cylinder two stroke engine. I too think they are beautiful cars. The design still looks almost too modern today.

Or like this vehicle:

Still seriously overpriced in my opinion.

I wonder other than being a potential rust bucket what the “major issues” might be?

I think it is a very nice car most likely worth what I consider a price near the actual market for one.

Many of you know I have a 1980 Plymouth Volare four door sedan and despite my memory of cars of that era I find though low on power once up to speed it is a good running comfortable car. I suspect this LTD will be the same. Also around here many of the local medium sized police departments used more economical cars for “administrative “ work at that time. Maybe the department this car came from had a similar policy.

Many years ago I needed new seals for my jack which was long out of production. I took the old one to a local shop that made hydraulic hose and they found a match within a couple of days.

Poor tired old thing.😢

It is nice for what it is but $17,000 is a lot of money.

How does he know it “drives very well”? Looks like it hasn’t moved in a decade.

Another nice Mopar..

Very nice car. Might be a little optimistic on price but hopefully not too much. A rising tide….

You would think that as many Plymouths that I have owned there would have been a Dodge or two mixed in. But I never had one. My Dad had a couple, a 1960 Seneca four door and his last car was a 1963 Dart. I always liked Chrysler products at least until 1983 when we had a parting of the ways. That said both of my old cars are Plymouths and I am unlikely to change now.