finding a Plymouth

[capriceman]

Is there anywhere on the web that has a model, diecast or even a picture of a 1937 Plymouth seadan

i no its vague but can anyone help?

[balthazar]

Pics (a f-load in general and a lot of '37 Plymouths):

http://www.carnut.com/photo/list/flist.html

Whittling someone a X-mas present? :wink:

[capriceman]

thanks! I just need to buy some 8x11 photo paper and a couple of frames.

[balthazar]

Lookie; the windshield's open!

[capriceman]

thats badass

Its amazing how such a deep heritage company can go from that to making neons.

[balthazar]

I like Plymouth- there's a half-handful that I actually yearn to own (such as '41 & '58). A lot of them are so straightforward & upfront. Not many know that Plymouth made long strides toward being truely autonomous at one point ('57-58), but that was unfortunately a bad economic time to make such a move.

ChryCo tossed in the towel on Plymouth right around '81, and it was never really given another chance. The PT Cruiser could've really changed history for the division....

[MyerShift]

Indeed.