FS '49 Plymouth 4 door

[Eggman]

Not really. But guys, there are some rules on what's allowed here. When you have lots and lots of modern crap, the site no longer has any meaning.

[lostinwestchester]

many barrels

lost

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[Scott Lynch 1460V]

Darn it!! I thought it was a Mexican War Staff car for sale. I once had Stonewall Jackson's Jeep, but I sold it!!! Scott

[Eggman]

Yeah it was my first car when I turned FOURTEEN!!!!! Yes I said 14!!!!!!!!!! We Iowa kids needed to get around. Had school permit but of course cruised around at night too -- until the Iowa Highway Patrol caught up with me. Had to be a bit discreet after that (Dad paid the $9 fine).

[Muley Gil]

Now if one of our members here has a straight eight Buick for sale (1946-1952), please let me know, via PM of course.

My first car was a '52 Buick Super four door. I love those old straight eights. BTW, Buicks used overhead valve engines, not flatheads.

[Ben Nevlezer]

Yeah it was my first car when I turned FOURTEEN!!!!! Yes I said 14!!!!!!!!!! We Iowa kids needed to get around. Had school permit but of course cruised around at night too -- until the Iowa Highway Patrol caught up with me. Had to be a bit discreet after that (Dad paid the $9 fine).

That must have been pretty cool. Being 14 and riding around town in a brand new '49 Plymouth

[Eggman]

The best thing - the guys on the west side of town were on my route and all needed rides. To get a ride they were forced to quit beating me up.

[RaiderANV]

And to this day Jim's '49 (1849) still sits in his parents front yard.

[Ben Nevlezer]

This is the stuff that's been missing on here lately.
PJ, that's funny right there!
Eggman, you should start a new thread in Around the Campfire. I'd sure hate to see anybody going for a ride in the '49 BB paddy wagon. Again......

[Eggman]

And to this day Jim's '49 (1849) still sits in his parents front yard.

Yeah my great uncle Enoch's ride.