1950 Plymouth Special Deluxe Convertible

The top-of-the-line Plymouth model for 1950 was the Special Deluxe. It had bright metal front and rear window frames, front door armrests, dash-mounted clock and cigar lighter as standard equipment.

This particular Convertible example has been given a body-off nut-and-bolt restoration that was completed three decades ago. The car has been residing in a climate controlled garage since the work was completed. The all-steel body is finished in Candy Apple Red. There is a passenger and driver's side spotlight, an optional AM radio with antenna, heater with bright finish controls and dual windshield wipers for all-weather visibility. Power is from Plymouth's L-head inline 6-cylinder engine that displaces 218 cubic-inches and is rated for nearly 100 horsepower.

By Daniel Vaughan | Oct 2016