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By the way, does anybody know the model name for this car? I don't see a name anywhere on it. Thanks

Well looking at the front, even without the bumper, it looks like the Dodge design, not the Plymouth. On the side of the car the Dodge would have an extra chrome piece on the quarter panel that the Plymouth does not have. This car does not have the chrome piece. I will have to inspect the car...

Yes but I didn't know if they ever exported the wagon. Apparently they did. It seems to be a very rare car though if the only other one pictured on the internet is in Europe somewhere.

OK Thanks. It looks like it could be a Plodge wagon. It might be a neat car to put back together, if I could ever find the parts.

Thanks that worked.

OK Here are the pics

I wish that worked. The site where they are changed the code to disallow that.

Hi, does anybody know if the export cars ever included a station wagon? I came across a 1957 station wagon which the owner says is a Dodge. The car is in Mexico. It is missing the front and rear bumpers as well as the rear lights. It does however have the 1957 Plymouth dashboard with the...

I am going to go see it in person. I hope it is not rusted like the orange was.

Actually that one was more of an orange color. This one looks a lot like Christine.

No, that was another car. That was a Desoto, but they both have the 1958 Belvedere side trim.

That is from the site where the car is listed. I haven't seen the car in person yet.

Thank you. That makes the car worth a little bit more to me that they are original.

What are Christine replicas going for these days?

I just found this car in Mexico. It has a very familiar look to it. Can somebody tell me if the interior looks right, or is it a cheap redo? Also are those the hub caps it should have?

Here is a link to a thread showing many other cars that were there that day. 10o Encuentro Nacional de Autos Antiguos Atotonilco - No vemos el próximo año! | AutoClasico

That would have to be a Coronet because our Super Bees were Duster/Dart Sports.

It has a stick, so I am guessing the 6 cylinder. Probably the flathead 6

Do you think there would be a market in the US for these odd ball cars?

What lets this car down is the '59 Plymouth rear end which, in my opinion, is not attractive.