1928 Chrysler-Plymouth Model Q

1928 Chrysler-Plymouth Model Q Vehicle Profiles

1928 Chrysler-Plymouth Model Q vehicle information
Standard Coupe

Coachwork: Briggs Manufacturing

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1928 Model Q
$725-$8,000
1928 Chrysler-Plymouth Model Q Price Range: $670 - $725

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