In line with Bill's reasoning, this would be a Dymouth, right?
The "history" sounds a bit suspicious, especially the part about three
being built and most destroyed. It would be interesting to know that
the VIN is.
As for beauty or lack thereof, of course it's in the eye of the beholder,
but contrary to Bill's assessment I think it improves on the standard
'61 Plymouth...
Why? Because somebody could, I suppose.
Kit
On 9 Aug 2004 at 13:22, Bill Watson wrote:
> The original "Plodge" was a Plymouth with a Dodge front end, giving
> Dodge a Plymouth-sized car before the Dodge Dart was introduced. This
> one, though, is a 122" wheelbase Polara with a Plymouth front end.
> Would like to know how the owner determined the car's Mexican
> connection. Just one of those cars you wonder, why? It combines the
> worst parts of the Plymouth and Dodge.
>
> Bill
> Vancouver, BC
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