1941 Plymouth Any - 1941 Plymouth Sedan Delivery

Description

This is an extremely rare vehicle. The Sedan Delivery had a production run from 1935 to 1941. The second biggest production, 1941, produced 3200 units. My research indicates less than a dozen exist from the entire production run. They were licensed as commercial vehicles, allocated more fuel during the war years, worked hard and driven to death. This survivor is an original P11 chassis, steel body and has all the exterior chrome, thus making it even more unique.

This vehicle is all Mopar. It was originally street rodded in the 80's. I have just extensively upgraded the vehicle, with over $10,000 invested. All the following items replaced: New four wheel disc brakes and all associated hardware, transmission upgraded to 3 speed with overdrive (518), Edelbrock 600, 8 3/4 sure grip rear end, re-wired with American AutoWire, Chrysler power seats with intergrated shoulder/lap belts, Chrysler power steering sector and pump, new 110 amp alternator, MSD Street Fire Ignition, Flex-A-Lite cooling fan, Mopar Performance water pump, C,G &J custom built aluminum radiator, Vintage Air Gen II heat/cool, tires, Crager Wheels, AutoLoc keyless entry, custom interior, stereo C/D, Wabbit Dash, Valiant front clip with new torsion bars and bushings, and much, much more.

This is not a pristine show vehicle. It is a driver and was built as such. It has a few knicks in the paint but she is a head turner and fun to drive. It sits like a pick-up truck, handles well, plenty of room for your stuff. If you have owned street rods in the past, you know what I am talking about. She is waiting for her new owner and ready to drive home.

I know you want to ask; why does he want to sell it? I enjoy working on antique vehicles and I am ready to move on to different projects. Wish I had the garage space and money to keep them all. We can chat, I am a straight up honest guy and not trying to scam anyone. If you looking for something that is rare and unique; you found it! I want you happy with the deal.

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