Plymouth Business Coupé

Vehicle Description

A rare and stunning american beauty from the 1930s
– 3.6 L six-cylinder in-line gasoline engine with 95 kW (129 hp) and manual transmission
– With the current owner since 08/1989
– Accordingly, the vehicle has been completely restored
– All parts, assemblies and technical components overhauled or replaced
– Brake lines, hoses, fuel pump, fuel tank and cardan shaft renewed
– Windshield made of laminated glass, all chrome parts and headlight pots are newly chrome-plated
– New paint finish in tone-on-tone dark green / light green
– The entire interior incl. headliner and upholstery professionally renewed
– Trunk with new velour fabrics
– On-board voltage 12 volt and alternator,
– Blaupunkt radio
– 11/2021 technical control (MOT) in Switzerland
– All customs and tax formalities will be completed by the consignor upon sales
A gorgeous eye-catcher not only at classic car events
Have a seat and enjoy a fantastic ride!

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Plymouth was a car brand that originated in the USA and was marketed by Chrysler from 1928 onwards. The Plymouth Business (in the first year of production: Plymouth Business Six) was a large passenger car that Chrysler produced under the Plymouth brand name in the model years 1935 to 1938. It was one of the most popular vehicles in the US. They were known for their durability and advanced technology. The Business Sedan or Coupé model was the most affordable entry into the popular Chrysler range at the time. Originally, this model series was only available in black as standard. Other colors could only be ordered on request. The P3 series was replaced by the Plymouth Roadking.
The brand logo, to be found on the radiator grille, hood and steering wheel, was the Mayflower, the legendary sailing ship on which English emigrants sailed from Plymouth (England) to America to start a new life there.

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