Plymouth Cambridge, Rare,Restored,Timewarp,Concours Car

Quite a rare car on these shores. and certainly the best one you will find this side of the pond. f not anywhere.

The car is faultless in all departments . and is presented in near concours condition. aving only covered 21. 00. I really advise viewing of the time warp piece of automotive history. o fully appreciate its charm and quality. The car has been restored to an exccellent standard. far beyond is economic viability. ut emotions sometimes take over. Restored in Arizona by a very wealthy individual for nostalgic reasons. This was recreated as a replica of the taxis this individual used at the start of his lucrative business career.
Expense was no object as I have the receipts totalling over $29. 00.
I have paperwork documenting the complete restoration. This is a wonderful opportunity for someone interested in acquiring a beautiful piece of Americana and enjoying traveling to shows or as far as you care to go.
The car has received many comments about the finish of the car and statements as to the quality of the paint job and overall restoration.

This car was purchased by a friend in New York 3 years ago. The owner was going to give it to the Chrysler museum. But heasked him if I could buy it of him and take it to live in England.
Since it arrived the car has won many Awards in America and won best Classic in show at the Museum of Power's American car show in Maldon.


The Plymouth Cambridge. was a full-size automobile. produced by the Plymouth division of Chrysler. from 1951-1953. It represented Plymouth's medium model in its lineup. When it was introduced. it came with new features such as electronic windshield wipers and downdraft carburetors. It also had "Safe-guard" brakes. that had two hydraulic cylinder per front wheel instead of just one



The flathead six with 3-on-the-tree and overdrive create a fun driving experience. We used it upon our purchase in AZ as a vacation vehicle traveling from Phoenix to Tucson and north to Show Low. The odometer at purchase showed 16. 52 miles and as of this writing it has 18. 45 miles. The earliest date on the papers relating to the restoration show a mileage of 16. 23 in January of 1997. So seven hundred miles were incurred between then and 2005 when I purchased the vehicle. I was told that it was driven each year enough to get the engine warm and maintain proper fluid movement.

I stress again. any serious purchaser must come and see the quality and originality of the car.

The sharp eyed amoungst you will notice I had the car for sale earlier this year. but due to a change of circumstances. his wonderful car has become available again.

I'm happy to P/X the car with anything of interest.


Thank You

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