Carolina Chevrolet

If the ad is up, it is available, If you are interested, the ONLY emails I will respond to will include your name, phone number to reach you and best time to call.If you don't know where Lansing NC, 28643 is, look it up.1950 Plymouth Special Deluxe Club Coupe. Basically stock, but customized and hopped up as done in the late 50'sOriginal flat head 6 with a split intake manifold and dual carbs, Split exhaust manifold, dual exhaust with cherry bomb mufflers. Sun visor, fender skirts, dummy spotlights, window deflectors.You Tube videos:https://youtu.be/SaXx8Y2Zdbchttps://youtu.be/15O1Fx5WkaAStill 6 volt that starts and runs great, all gauges work (fuel gauge tops out a little above 1/2 a tank), all lights work, I added turn signals. Heater and defroster work fine, wipers converted to electric. There is a 12 volt deep cycling battery in the trunk that is charged by a 6 volt positive ground to 12 volt negative ground inverter, this runs the Pioneer CD player, the wipers and a power outlet.Radial tires and I installed seat belts.Inside was redone in the original type fabric, very nice and comfortable, the wood grain dash is original and still nice. There is a blanket on the back seat in the pictures to protect if from my dog.The floor was patched in a couple of places with sheet metal.The only flaws in the finish are along the welting of the left rear fender in the closeup picture.Nice driving original car with 1950's style modifications, I believe the mileage of 82047 showing is correct, speedometer/odometer does work.This is a nice turn-key car ready to enjoyI am downsizing, that's why the car is for sale https://boone.craigslist.org/cto/d/lansing-you-tube-1950-plymouth-club/7189365031.html

In think those are for a Jaguar.

The rear bumper reminds me of a Chrysler Lebaron.

Agreed, and he doesn't even own a Chevrolet according to the list.

It may not be needed, but I would have used some clamps on the fuel lines transitions + fuel filter.

Dodge was still using L hand lug nuts in '70.

Fuel rail for a 2.0 Ford, 08 Focus I believe.

I'd rather have a push button for the starter mounted in the dash rather than on the carburetor. My '53 Buick has the switch on the carb , but it'll likely be in the dash in the near future.

Tell us what you purchased.

The author of the Craigslist ad has removed his contact info and has SOLD written 7 times throughout the ad, so I'm just assuming that it has been sold.

Already sold.

Other than being a post car with an automatic, this one seems close to what you're looking for. It wouldn't be too difficult to add a clutch and manual transmission.

If that car were a bit nearer to NC I'd probably be interested in it. I would remove the trailer hitch , skirts and possibly the visor. I've got a black '47 and they would go good together.

1949 Mercury.

You don't see those every day.

Ford Motor Co was a sponsor of the Andy Griffith show, that's why the sheriff's car is a Ford.

I believe that one is an automatic. When I zoom in the picture I think I can see the end of the selector lever in the Park position.

I have one that looks exactly like that one, less the blue dot lights. He doesn't have that car over priced.

The bumper brackets sure look like 53-54 Chevrolet to me.

I like the cordless drill, I've got one just like it.

I said sedan.

I've got a 53 Buick special sedan, the chrome looks different just below the window, but it has the straight crease.

Does anyone know what car this horn would be correct on ? It is stamped Delco Remy - 16 6 volts.

That would be a sticky situation to be in.

There's 2 cars in the background. Can anyone venture a guess to what they are ?