1965 Plymouth

Wagon

8 - Cyl.

Manual

Gasoline

You are looking at a 1965 Plymouth Belvidere wagon original 318 standard shift. This is a very cool looking car perfect color scheme for a 60's car. It is light turquoise exterior and matching two tone interior. The condition of the exterior is in incredible condition for it have the original paint! That right original paint! Only two dents, one in the right quarter and one on the left front fender. Both of them are minor, there is some minor rust in the left rear wheel well(see pictures) and at the bottom of the outer tailgate. Other than that it is super straight, door jambs are super clean as is the rear tailgate jamb. As you can also see at one time the rear gate was repaired, it couldn't have been to bad because the trim was untouched. The interior is also original and the condition is fair to good for its age. Under the hood is in great condition with no rustout except for the battery tray. The under side is also fantastic with only the spare tire area rusted. All floors, rockers, braces are solid and firm, no repair needed. The only things missing (beside the engine and trans) are the heater control bezel and the knobs, the the cables and levers are there, and the tailgate crank. This would be a very cool rat rod gasser or restore. I have a current Tn title, I do not have the original engine or transmission. This car had been off the road for years just waiting for someone to fix her up. Please ask you mom or whom ever is incharge of your money before you bid. Make sure you are in good health before you bid, make sure your job is in good standing before you bid, make sure your dog is put away so it wont get run over. In other words BE A MAN! If you win it pay for it. On Feb-12-12 at 19:01:25 PST, seller added the following information: I dont want anyone mislead, I dont have any of the engine related parts, radiator, driveshaft etc. Also I dont have the horn buttonOn Feb-12-12 at 19:07:34 PST, seller added the following information: I also want to add that I have a 100% complete 1974 or 75 (I cant remember) 440 and 727 transmission that I would sell separate to go with the wagon. By 100% complete I mean still has all the belts manifolds and everything still attached. I can set it in the engine bay for shipping if needed.