1947 Plymouth Deluxe woody @ Hershey

[West Peterson]

On page 37 of the January issue of Antique Automobile, there is a photo of a 1947 Plymouth woody that is for sale in the flea market. Does anyone have contact information for the seller of that car? Or does anyone know if it was sold?

[ex98thdrill]

West, another place to check is the National Woodie Club Website.

[West Peterson]

Thanks for the idea, Pat. Somehow I knew you'd be the first to pipe in here. <img src="http://forums.aaca.org/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

[Steve_Mack_CT]

I am 99% sure this car sold - I believe I saw a sold sign on it late Thursday. Stuck in my mind as I had stopped to take a peek earlier in the day, and remember thinking about the sold sign later as it seemed like 18,500 was a pretty strong asking price. The car was complete, but looks a little better in the picture in the Antique Automobile (also pictured in Feb issue HMN) than I think a close inspection would reveal IMO. Most or all wood looked like it will need replacing, but it is all there for patterns at least. Nice lines, though, and certainly will make a beautiful car upon completion.

[Guest cars47]

The Plymouth was bought by Harold Mermel from New Jersey. The car appeared to be fairly complete, but there was some amateur wood repair in the rear quarter area. If I remember correctly, I think it was also missing one of the rear seats.