Hemmings Find of the Day – 1952 Plymouth Cranbrook

Published by Mike on December 2, 2012

At first glance to an American, it’s just a plain-jane everyday Fifties four-door Plymouth with its steering wheel on the wrong side. But to a New Zealander, this 1952 Plymouth Cranbrook for sale on Hemmings.com is a car worthy of a bare-metal restoration and subsequent high level of maintenance. From the seller’s description:

This car has no rust whatsoever and Body is perfect. Paint is perfect. Chrome is perfect.
About fifteen years ago, car was stripped to bare metal and restored. Leather Seats were redyed and new carpet was done at the same time. All the rubbers, trims, external trim are like new. The interior is faultless and doesn’t have the slightest imperfection. The mechanics are perfect, it doesn’t use oil, water or drip any fluids. It also sounds fabulous and drives incredibly well.
Car has been converted to 12volt, includes well hidden stereo, new steering box, new shocks, stainless exhaust and alarm system.
Maintained regardless of cost, this car is in immaculate condition throughout having been very well cared for all its life. It would be hard to see or find another example like it. Price firm and in New Zealand dollars.