1940 Plymouth Coupe VERY SOLID

1940 Plymouth Coupe. This car will need to be restored but it is extremely solid. Most of these cars are rotted like crazy. This car has very minimal rust. The bottom forward edges of both quarters are the worst areas of the body, the floors are also gone but most people take the bodies from these cars and swap them onto newer frames. The car does have an engine but its missing the head, it also still has the transmission. If you're looking for a car like this to make a hot rod out of or restore you would be hard pressed to find one this solid and original again. This car was in the same family since it was new. Car comes with a CT bill of sale.Please read everything in this listing before bidding. If you have a feedback score of less than 15 please contact me before bidding, if you're a serious buyer you should have no issue with that. Scroll to the bottom to see a YouTube video tour of the car. For more info, or to see the car in person please call (203) 687-7030. Thanks for checking out my auction!

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I want the winning bidder to be very happy with their purchase, so I encourage potential bidders to call or email with any and all questions or come see the vehicle in person if local. The phone number to reach me at is (203) 687-7030

Out of state buyers, we will provide inside storage for a reasonable amount of time after full payment is made to allow for shipping arrangements. We will also assist the shipping company with the loading of the vehicle. This vehicle is for sale locally and we reserve the right to end the auction early.

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On May-29-17 at 07:14:18 PDT, seller added the following information:

NOTE: its been brought to my attention that the car is a 1940 model year not a 39. Both years look almost identical except for the grill being slightly different. I apologize.