1941 Plymouth

Coupe

6 - Cyl.

Manual

Gasoline

1941 plymouth business coupe, would make great rat rod, have owned for several years, had all intentions of building a hotrod to look like the first model i build when i was a kid, and still have, 41 plymouth rocker, just know that i'll never get around to it, this car has rust around the edges of the floors, and the front fenders where they bolt to the front cowl, they make fiberglass reproductions, the previous owner started to mold the rear fenders to the body using fiberglass in the 70's, i have every piece of the stainless trim, all in great shape, which is imposible to find these days, also have nos bumpers, window and door cranks, hood ornament, and other pieces from 60's, have original radio, speedo and gauges, horns, steering wheel, seats, head and tail light bezels, and len's, and just about every other part, no motor or trans, original goodyear bias tires that still hold air, there are lots of parts made currently for this car, a friend butch, at butch's cool stuff, butchscoolstuff.com, makes motor and trans mounts for this car to swap in many different motor and trans combo's, including hemi's, smallblock mopars, and smallblock chevy's, frame is rock solid, and a 66-80 mopar b body, or d150 truck rear will bolt right up to the original springs, has original independant frontend, which will hold any motor or trans combo, or you can put any frontend you choose, these cars are getting harder to find everyday, don't let this one get away, the state of georgia doesn't issue titles on any vehicle made before 1985, and will be sold with current registration and bill of sale, which is all thats needed to get a title in most states, check with your local dmv to be sure, i added a pic of the bad part of the floor, also a pic of the front bolt in section of the floor which is in pretty good shape, also all window channels and pillars are solid, and in great shape, i also have all glass except front wing windows, but all glass for the car is still made