1954 Savoy Sedan FS in 29 Palms CA
1954 Savoy Sedan FS in 29 Palms CA
Hello all!
Projects at home require my attention, so up for sale is my 1954 Plymouth. This car has a 217ci (3.6L) flathead straight-six engine and is backed by a 3-speed column-shift manual transmission. The engine was rebuilt by Schedler Engine in Fresno, CA sometime in '85. The car has a rebuilt carburetor, fresh plugs, wires, and a recent oil/filter change with less than 100 miles on it. New oil pan/pushrod cover gaskets ensure the car is leak-free. It also has the original AM radio, although the speaker needs to be replaced and the dash lights replaced as well. All electrical works, save for the fuel gauge which needs a fuel sender (replacements run around $30). It also has a new fuel-pump, fuel filter and new radiator hoses and coolant.
This car is all-original, and has plates from '63. It still has the original oil-bath air filter, and is still running the 6v positive-ground system. Since it is a registered antique, it does not need an inspection/smog. It needs a few minor things, which I'll list below, but is otherwise an excellent driver. You won't find a nicer '50s cruiser for the price. Tires are good for local driving only, will need to be trailered for long-distances if purchased. Call, or text if I don't pick up. Not interested in any trades whatsoever. Sale is as-is, and price is firm at $3,500.
Needs:
-Headliner, and one of the exterior door handles repaired. Door locks need rekeying.
-Paint. There is only minor surface-rust in a few areas, no cancerous rust. Rear driver's quarter is primed.
-Two pieces of exterior chrome for passenger rear door, the rest is included and in good condition.
- Fuel sender. A universal MoPar replacement runs around $30.
-Robert (252) 622-5047




Projects at home require my attention, so up for sale is my 1954 Plymouth. This car has a 217ci (3.6L) flathead straight-six engine and is backed by a 3-speed column-shift manual transmission. The engine was rebuilt by Schedler Engine in Fresno, CA sometime in '85. The car has a rebuilt carburetor, fresh plugs, wires, and a recent oil/filter change with less than 100 miles on it. New oil pan/pushrod cover gaskets ensure the car is leak-free. It also has the original AM radio, although the speaker needs to be replaced and the dash lights replaced as well. All electrical works, save for the fuel gauge which needs a fuel sender (replacements run around $30). It also has a new fuel-pump, fuel filter and new radiator hoses and coolant.
This car is all-original, and has plates from '63. It still has the original oil-bath air filter, and is still running the 6v positive-ground system. Since it is a registered antique, it does not need an inspection/smog. It needs a few minor things, which I'll list below, but is otherwise an excellent driver. You won't find a nicer '50s cruiser for the price. Tires are good for local driving only, will need to be trailered for long-distances if purchased. Call, or text if I don't pick up. Not interested in any trades whatsoever. Sale is as-is, and price is firm at $3,500.
Needs:
-Headliner, and one of the exterior door handles repaired. Door locks need rekeying.
-Paint. There is only minor surface-rust in a few areas, no cancerous rust. Rear driver's quarter is primed.
-Two pieces of exterior chrome for passenger rear door, the rest is included and in good condition.
- Fuel sender. A universal MoPar replacement runs around $30.
-Robert (252) 622-5047




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