1953 Plymouth Cranbrook P-24 series

The Plymouth Cranbrook is an automobile which was built by Plymouth from 1951 to 1953. It replaced the Special Deluxe when Plymouth changed its naming scheme and was essentially the same as the Plymouth Concord and Cambridge, but at a higher trim level.
For 1953, the boxy shape was changed for straighter lines, with sleeker and more modern styling. The windshield went to a modern one-piece unit; and the door handles pulled out instead of twisting. The glove box was moved to the center for easier access by the driver. The gas cap was moved to under the trunk lid, resulting in initial problems with gas spilling out of a full tank into the trunk; this problem was resolved with baffles in mid-1953.

• CLEAN TITLE, 62, 309 MILES, THE TITLE DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY INFORMATION ABOUT THE MILEAGE BECAUSE OF THE AGE OF THE CAR
• THIS CAR IS LASER STRAIGHT
• STRAIGHT 6 ENGINE, MANUAL OVERDRIVE TRANSMISSION
• PAINTED WITH A HIGH CLASS PAINT
• CHROMES ARE IN GREAT CONDITION, VERY SHINY CAR
• INTERIOR IS ALL COMPLETE AND VERY BEAUTIFUL
• ALL GAUGES WORK AS THEY SHOULD
• UNDERNEATH IS VERY SOLID, DRY CALIFONIA CAR
• TRUE CLASSIC, VERY NICE CAR
• RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT