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The Mint used a great color combo there - excellent shots John!
I love the style of these Plymouths but the quality was practically non existent on the 1/1s. A neighbor of my parent's bought one new in 1958 when I was 18 years old. When I first saw the car in their driveway I thought it was one of the most beautiful car I had ever seen. Fast forward two years the car was falling apart from rust. So sad.
I love the style of these Plymouths but the quality was practically non existent on the 1/1s. A neighbor of my parent's bought one new in 1958 when I was 18 years old. When I first saw the car in their driveway I thought it was one of the most beautiful car I had ever seen. Fast forward two years the car was falling apart from rust. So sad.
Yeah, they don't make 'em like they used to... thank god! Of course cars only cost a couple thousand dollars back then. We had a '57 Plymouth wagon, but I was only 5 so I don't remember much about it.

