That sounds familiar. However, wouldn't that be a three-door? :)
Seems I recall a 1963 or 1964 Plymouth that was converted so that one side of the car was a 2 door and the other side was a 4 door. It may be pictured on the 62-65 site but I don't have that link handy if it is.
Thanks,
Gary H.
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> You guys have it all wrong: it's a two-door, but the doors are only on
> one side. VERY rare. ;)
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> ~S~
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