Indeed this is the first time I've seen the convertible.
Excellent trio. That Durham 1941 Plymouth convertible is a favourite.
I'm with Michel that this is first time I have seen the convertible. I have the coupe and station wagon.
And here is the bright red version, a replica of a family car from the 1940s. Be very careful of the windscreen frame on these Durhams, mine arrived bend down but I was able to salvage it.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
Be very careful of the windscreen frame on these Durhams, mine arrived bend down but I was able to salvage it.
Thank you for the tip......you did a great job fixing yours.
Some quick snapshots of the top-up version
purchased from a German dealer some time ago. I think there is some extra detail added - scraped trim and trunk lid emblem
and unfortunately also headlights painted white.
The number on the chassis says "83", but not how many top-ups were released.
BTW the base plate seems to be plastic, while the one of the NC Highway Patrol version feels like metal...
Ralf Buyer
Wiesbaden, Germany
Here's a couple more of the same.
The more, the merrier!
The '41 Plymouth models are all great. I have been fortunate to add a couple to my collection. I have that black convertible, as well as a closed version in ivory. A red coupe and the rust-colored wagon. I'd love a 4dr too if someone would make it.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
Being terminally frugal and not likely to ever find a Conquest '41 Plymouth wagon, I built one of my own. Now I really should think about a sedan.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
Ralf, I really like your top up version.