Wayne rhodes antiques are my life

I am allways looking for information about my RARE 1952 PLYMOUTH CAMBRIDGE and other facts about old Flathead engines

 

Love talking about the 1950s and anything that has to do with the older days of USA

 

Welcome from Birnamwood Wi !! www.kellyshotrodparts.com

 

Welcome to the h.a.m.b. From maryland

 

Wayne,
Welcome from Howell.

 

Welcome to the HAMB from TN

 

WELCOME. Why is your Cambridge so rare?

 

Welcome! But you could tell us some about yourself!

 

Welcome to the H.A.M.B. from Nor Cal and the Cam-Snappers Hot Rod Club!

Check out the club group! Love to have ya!

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/g...hp?groupid=619

 

Intro Bro.
WELCOME.

 

My plymouth is rare because its all orig. matching numbers and the plymouth cambridge was made from 1951- 1953 but theres not many 1952 plymouth cambridge 4door around I have been talking to pepole all over in the world about my plymouth sents 2007 and I have contacted chrystler and they dont have much info on the cambridge at all theres more around that was made in canada then any weres mine is not A canada car I had the vin checked I see alot on the 1951 and 1952 plymouth cranbrook cars there all over the place

 

I am wayne rhodes all I do is collect American Antiques trade and sell them I love to no anything that I can about the 1950s and older I love just about every thing that has to do with the 1950s I haul junk for A living and hang out with the old guys because im more like my grandpa then anything hes my hero I am not A big fan of customizing im more of keeping things close to orig. im into old technology all the way 100% thats about it I try to live life as much as I can like the 1950s THANKS FOR THE WELCOME

 

Thank you thats a very nice intro!

 

hey hey..those flatties run forever....welcome from vegas

 

Not for ever. Up here in the north the copper cooling tube that runs to the back water jackets have a tendency to fall apart and then the block cracks between the cylinders. Ask me how I know. My 53 Plymouth is now powered by a small block Chev.

 

Hi Wayne, welcome from another "stuck in the 50's", 'old fart' in central Oregon