For Sale: 1930 Plymouth Rumble Seat Coupe Model U - $9,550 - Wallingford, CT - Not Mine - And, 3 years, 3 months later, Still Available, Same Price $12,500: 2-29-2024.

[58L-Y8]

For Sale: 1930 Plymouth Rumble Seat Coupe Model U - $9,550 - Wallingford, CT - Still available, New Price, $12,500: October 2021: - And, 3 years, 3 months later, Still Available, Same Price $12,500: 2-29-2024.see new link below...

1930 Rumble Seat Coupe - cars & trucks - by owner - vehicle... (craigslist.org)

1930 Plymouth Rumble Seat Coupe Model U.  A Rust Free Original Car.  Please call for details.  

Contact:  (203) 2-six-5-two-5-3-zero  CALLS ONLY !! NO TEXT !! Leave a message

 

I have no personal interest or stake in the eventual sale of this 1930 Plymouth Rumble Seat Coupe Model U.

Edited March 1 by 58L-Y8
And, 3 years, 3 months later, Still Available, Same Price $12,500: 2-29-2024. (see edit history)

[thehandleman]

Was posted many places last year For Sale

[suchan]

Define "rust free".

 

[58L-Y8]

Still available, New Price, $12,500: October 2021:

1930 Plymouth Rumble Seat Coupe - cars & trucks - by owner - vehicle... (craigslist.org)

1930 Plymouth Model U Rumble Seat Coupe.
A Great Original Rust Free Car.
Please call for details

two zero three two six five two five three zero
Calls Only NO TEXT !!

 

Note: If a car doesn't sell at a lower price, add $3K, try again

[John Bloom]

19 minutes ago, 58L-Y8 said:

Still available, New Price, $12,500: October 2021:

1930 Plymouth Rumble Seat Coupe - cars & trucks - by owner - vehicle... (craigslist.org)

1930 Plymouth Model U Rumble Seat Coupe.
A Great Original Rust Free Car.
Please call for details

two zero three two six five two five three zero
Calls Only NO TEXT !!

 

Note: If a car doesn't sell at a lower price, add $3K, try again

Inflation. It’s everywhere. 

[auburnseeker]

On 12/21/2020 at 5:01 PM, suchan said:

Define "rust free".

 

In the Northeast rust free means no big holes and hopefully no Holes at all,  but can still be covered completely in "patina" and be deemed to be rust free.  It's a very loose definition around these parts. 

[Gearheadengineer]

I think it’s a typo. It should read “Rust, Free.”  
 

This seller has some neat stuff. It comes up for sale repeatedly. I guess some of it must sell although I don’t really know.  He certainly doesn’t seem to be in a hurry based on the pricing. 

Edited October 4, 2021 by Gearheadengineer
Typo (see edit history)

[supercub]

Been watching this car for months now, maybe by spring the price will come down to $3,000. That would make it a consideration. I thought for sure it was 9k some months ago. It is a neat car, must be a snail with the 4 cyl, a more unique alternative to a Model A.

[mikewest]

I'm interested at $ 3000.00 also. It's all the money for the car. 

[Steve_Mack_CT]

Seller has a few interesting cars, he tends to price high and let them sit, no concern about stale ads.  We have chatted once or twice at shows, nice guy, but not sure how motivated he is on his stuff.

[supercub]

With a goodly cleaning this car would make a nice Saturday driveway decoration with some effort here and there to hear it run. Easy enough to push in and out of the garage.

Is that a horn mounted in center of the headlight bar?

[thehandleman]

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[Hudsy Wudsy]

I think that I'd have a hard time keeping a '30 Plymouth original -- I can't stand the cheesy looking horn mounted to the headlight bar.

Edited October 4, 2021 by Hudsy Wudsy (see edit history)

[ArticiferTom]

Cheesy until you try and buy an original to replace it . Same horn was later moved to inside on engine head .

[supercub]

Looks like a horn off of a 60s Vespa scooter.

[ArticiferTom]

I believe is same horn as use on vintage Indian or H-D  motorcycles . Hence the lack of availability and price point .

[Fossil]

If he is storing that car in a shipping container he isn't doing it any good. There needs to be good ventilation when storing something. 

 

 

[supercub]

The rust does look like condensation caused it. The wood can be suspect on it.

[JACK M]

16 hours ago, Fossil said:

If he is storing that car in a shipping container he isn't doing it any good. There needs to be good ventilation when storing something. 

 

 

 

I have a container, I don't store cars in it however.

But I do store some parts in there.

There are vents near the top that keep it dry in there. I haven't experienced any moisture to speak of.

Not to say that it couldn't happen. Just never been a problem for me.

There might be more than one kind of container.

[Macsmopars]

20 hours ago, Hudsy Wudsy said:

I think that I'd have a hard time keeping a '30 Plymouth original -- I can't stand the cheesy looking horn mounted to the headlight bar.

Currently, there is a 1930 Plymouth in the "Plymouth" section of this Forum that is for sale with the same "cheesy horn".

[wayne sheldon]

How good or bad shipping containers are for long-term storage more than anything else, depends upon the local climate (mostly humidity, but temperature and exposure to sunlight also matter a lot!).

It also matters a lot the condition of the container! I knew a couple people years ago that went to look at a model T that had been in a container for nearly ten years (unopened!). Photos of the car before being put into storage showed a beautiful car!. When the rusted lock was cut off, and the door opened? Nearly a foot of water flowed out. Not even the engine block was considered to be salvageable. Every year for numerous years, sitting in the hot sun, it was a steam bath inside!

Apparently, the doors sealed quite well for the bottom foot or so. But leaked up higher.

 

I think the 'seller' needed to drop the price $3000 instead of raising it that much! That might have put him close to the ballpark?

[58L-Y8]

And, 3 years, 3 months later, Still Available, Same Price $12,500: 2-29-2024.

1930 Plymouth for sale by owner - Wallingford, CT - craigslist
Contact: (203) 2-six-5-two-5-3-zero CALLS ONLY!! NO TEXT!! Leave a message.