For Sale '57 Plymmie 4-door in PA for $11.3k

[drpreposterous]

The only reason I'd take any Ferrari, Lambo, Aston Martin--whathaveyou--over this would be to sell said supercar to buy this and keep the rest of the dough...(Yeah, I mean it, not kidding).

For Sale: 1957 Plymouth Savoy in Patton, Pennsylvania

 

[Henrius]

Incredible. A green car just like this was my daily ride to community college in 1972-1973.

They really were bad about rusting though.

Still remember the jerk the two speed transmission made as it shifted from low to high.

 

[CBODY67]

In some colors, some camera angles, some trim levels, etc. those cars have a charm all of their own, to me. The "futuristic" instrument panel they have is certainly not as boring as a similar "simple" Chevy of that time.

We had a '56 Savoy 4dr sedan, which my parents bought new. It had more issues other than rust, as I recall. It went "somewhere else" in '62, after many $$$$.

Just some thoughts,
CBODY67

 

[Henrius]

In some colors, some camera angles, some trim levels, etc. those cars have a charm all of their own, to me. The "futuristic" instrument panel they have is certainly not as boring as a similar "simple" Chevy of that time.

We had a '56 Savoy 4dr sedan, which my parents bought new. It had more issues other than rust, as I recall. It went "somewhere else" in '62, after many $$$$.

Just some thoughts,
CBODY67

Grandma's Savoy was so basic it lacked a factory radio and carpeting. Just rubber mats over the rusted metal floor.

No power steering nor power brakes either. Boy, did it take strength to turn that car while parking!