For Sale 1965 Plymouth Savoy - Rare Canadian car

[70DartMike]

1965 Plymouth Savoy
2 door post
225 slant 6, auto, 8 3/4 rear

Very rare Canadian only '65 Savoy. This was the only year the Savoy name was on a C body, and in Canada only. Same as the base model Fury I. And no reverse lights!

Lots of work recently done including:
Full brake system, new dual master cylinder, new wheel cylinders, new shoes, new brake hoses, new hard lines, new brake light switch
New fuel sending unit and steel fuel line, new fuel pump
New transmission filter, bands adjusted
New thermostat
Carter carb rebuilt
New points, condensor, plugs & wires
Valve lash adjusted
New intake/exhaust manifold gasket
Wiper motor rebuilt

I've been daily driving it, it runs great (like a slant 6 should), drives very straight, no wandering

It does have rust, it's an unrestored 60 year old car. Rust in the trunk pan, passenger door front corner, front floor pans, and trunk lid. The trunk lid is bad, needs to be replaced. Frame rails are in very nice shape.

Located Parksville, BC, Canada

$4500 CAD

 

[SIPLOWGUY]

I see a Fratzog on the horn cap. Is that a "Canadian build" or is the consensus it was swapped for a Dodge horn cap?

 

[70DartMike]

I see a Fratzog on the horn cap. Is that a "Canadian build" or is the consensus it was swapped for a Dodge horn cap?

The answer is, it was missing a horn cap altogether and I didn't have any Plymouth ones that fit, but I have a pile of Dodge ones.

 

[CouchCar Floater]

How many miles is it showing?

 

[70DartMike]

How many miles is it showing?

45,xxx. I believe it's original to be honest, I realize it's got rust but it also sat outside for the last 40 years. The way it drives straight down the road: no bumps, no issues, no wandering; leads me to believe the mileage is original. The doors open and shut beautifully, the body lines all line up, there's barely any wear on the brake pedal, etc. I feel the car was just neglected outside and not taken care of cosmetically.