1946 Plymouth Coupe from Sturgis, MI (E1)

[@josephludwig2764]

Ever think about history ? One of the greatest learning tools for anyone another being research. This 1946 Plymouth deluxe should have a title search done to find some history of its owners..... it's condition told me that from the first time my friend bought it called me to come take a look wow I said what a beauty she is rick..over the next year or two I worked on that old girl with Rick by my side we had some good times bringing it back to a driver. I was there the day the new owners took it away all I could say was I know everything about that car the complete history from that time when it was built only thing I didn't know was how many owners it had that actually registered it. Broke my heart to see that car drive on that trailer that day. I was sent this video today from the last owner of it. Very proud to say that old girl has me all over it remembering everything I touched on it one being the first time it started after a year or more I said to my friend I am not leaving hear today without this motor running and I did what I said made it purr. For the new owners enjoy it as its a perfect example of what a 1946 Plymouth deluxe would have been in 1946. One of the options it had that would have been a new feature for the year was the hidden running boards Ha. Yeah u know just about everything about it if anyone would like to know anything, I am always available. Good luck ....

[@brianandglendaharkin9457]

Dad had a Black 48 Plymouth 4 door in the early 60 👍🏻.the 2 doors are a good looker . He then bought a Black 55 Plymouth with red trim in 66 love ❤️ those cars 👍🏻🇦🇺✌️.