1952 Belvedere Longroof on 2040-cars
Portland, Oregon, United States
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This Belvedere is highly modified, starting with two cars ,one 2dr. HT, and one suburban wagon, brought together to make the only 52 Plymouth 2dr HT wagon in existence. Many changes to the body were made,the top has been lowered, custom rear fenders made, front end cleaned up, rear rolled pan and bumper tucked in. The interior is totally custom, nothing of the 52' remains, except the steering wheel and column, dash is out of a 50, (much more attractive and better gauge layout) front seats are 65 Dart, upholstered to match the 65 T-bird rear seat w/ arm rest, the center console is custom built, and the rear luggage space is all custom made to conceal battery and fuel fill as well as the spare tire. The power comes from the 65 Dart 225 slant six, with 2bbl carb, and Offenhauser manifold. The trans and rear axle are also from the Dart. Countless hours went into the complete rebuild of the body, removing all rust and welding new metal, not to mention all the custom parts made. The chassis received the same care, blasted to bare metal, painted and rebuilding the suspension, installing disc brakes on the front. The rear end is suspended by new springs w/ 2” lowering blocks. You are buying it as is, A/C needs charging, miles listed not correct, unknown. A complete log with pictures & reciepts of the build is availible. The original idea in the build was to make the finished product look as if it was a factory one off concept car. |
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