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1951 Plymouth Cranbrook
$8,000
Freeport, Pennsylvania
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1951 Plymouth Cranbrook American Classic. 62000 miles- 3 speed manual transmission- Rear wheel drive- 4 door sedan- Exterior color is Wedgewood Blue with Gray cloth interior- Partially restored- White wall tires- Straight shift- New brakes and tires. Note. See below for history.- The Plymouth Cranbrook was built by the Plymouth division of Chrysler from 1951 to 1953.- It replaced the Special Deluxe when Plymouth changed its naming scheme it was essentially the same as the Concord and Cambridge but at a higher trim level.- The name Cranbrook may have been taken from a city in British Columbia but it may also have been taken from Cranbrook Drive in Detroit this small street intersected with Cambridge Avenue. - Both streets are between 7 Mile Road West and 8 Mile Road West near the dodge Main plant. - Concord Street ran by the plant. This indicates that the cars may have been named after streets near Chrysler Corporation facilities.- The Plymouth Cranbrook as a car was conservatively styled designed to fit K.T. Kellers notion that cars be practical and allow drivers to sit upright while wearing a hat it was sold at a time when competitors favored the low and sleek look. - Differences between the 1951 Special Deluxe and the 1952 Plymouth Cranbrook are relatively few in number and scope with interchangeable glass and doors but different rubber seals lack of wood grain on the instrument panel plastic brake handle instead of chrome and other similar changes.- More substantial was having what had been the hood release handle function as the overdrive control. - Fender lettering and other badging necessarily changed as well. From a distance the cars were essentially similar.- Serious inquires only. Qualified buyers are eligible for Financing Nationwide Shipping and Extended Warranties.
1951 Plymouth Cranbrook for: $8000
$8,000
Freeport, Pennsylvania
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1951 Plymouth Cranbrook 1951 Plymouth Cranbrook American Classic. 62000 miles-3 speed manual transmission-Rear wheel drive-4 door sedan-Exterior color is Wedgewood Blue with Gray cloth interior-Partially restored-White wall tires-Straight shift-New brakes and tires. Note. See below for history.-The Plymouth Cranbrook was built by the Plymouth division of Chrysler from 1951 to 1953.-It replaced the Special Deluxe when Plymouth changed its naming scheme it was essentially the same as the Concord and Cambridge but at a higher trim level.-The name Cranbrook may have been taken from a city in British Columbia but it may also have been taken from Cranbrook Drive in Detroit this small street intersected with Cambridge Avenue. -Both streets are between 7 Mile Road West and 8 Mile Road West near the dodge Main plant. -Concord Street ran by the plant. This indicates that the cars may have been named after streets near Chrysler Corporation facilities.-The Plymouth Cranbrook as a car was conservatively styled designed to fit K.T. Kellers notion that cars be practical and allow drivers to sit upright while wearing a hat it was sold at a time when competitors favored the low and sleek look. -Differences between the 1951 Special Deluxe and the 1952 Plymouth Cranbrook are relatively few in number and scope with interchangeable glass and doors but different rubber seals lack of wood grain on the instrument panel plastic brake handle instead of chrome and other similar changes.-More substantial was having what had been the hood release handle function as the overdrive control. -Fender lettering and other badging necessarily changed as well. From a distance the cars were essentially similar.-Serious inquires only. Qualified buyers are eligible for Financing Nationwide Shipping and Extended Warranties.
1951 Plymouth Cranbrook for: $8000
$8,000
Freeport, Pennsylvania
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Mileage -
Posted Over 1 Month
1951 Plymouth Cranbrook 1951 Plymouth Cranbrook American Classic. 62000 miles-3 speed manual transmission-Rear wheel drive-4 door sedan-Exterior color is Wedgewood Blue with Gray cloth interior-Partially restored-White wall tires-Straight shift-New brakes and tires. Note. See below for history.-The Plymouth Cranbrook was built by the Plymouth division of Chrysler from 1951 to 1953.-It replaced the Special Deluxe when Plymouth changed its naming scheme it was essentially the same as the Concord and Cambridge but at a higher trim level.-The name Cranbrook may have been taken from a city in British Columbia but it may also have been taken from Cranbrook Drive in Detroit this small street intersected with Cambridge Avenue. -Both streets are between 7 Mile Road West and 8 Mile Road West near the Dodge Main plant. -Concord Street ran by the plant. This indicates that the cars may have been named after streets near Chrysler Corporation facilities.-The Plymouth Cranbrook as a car was conservatively styled designed to fit K.T. Kellers notion that cars be practical and allow drivers to sit upright while wearing a hat it was sold at a time when competitors favored the low and sleek look. -Differences between the 1951 Special Deluxe and the 1952 Plymouth Cranbrook are relatively few in number and scope with interchangeable glass and doors but different rubber seals lack of wood grain on the instrument panel plastic brake handle instead of chrome and other similar changes.-More substantial was having what had been the hood release handle function as the overdrive control. -Fender lettering and other badging necessarily changed as well. From a distance the cars were essentially similar.-Serious inquires only. Qualified buyers are eligible for Financing Nationwide Shipping and Extended Warranties.
