1957 Plymouth Belvedere Unearthed after 50 years

KPS · 16th April 2014, 08:04

Here is the updated story on Miss Belvedere, the car with "zero" mileage which was buried and taken out after 50 years

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http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2...ired-in-limbo/

Cheers

KPS

Ram · 9th June 2014, 12:41

The 1957, 58 and 59 models are different.
Why?

The 1957 design was completely different from the 1956 Forward Look.
In fact, 1957 happened to become a banner year for Chrysler Corp.
The design was so fresh and new that, Chrysler used the advertising slogan: "Suddenly, it's 1960!"

The Stephen King novel, "Christine" and the movie made on it, Christine(1983) was about a custom ordered 1958 Plymouth Fury in Toreador Red with Iceberg White paint combination.

This thread is about a 1957 Plymouth Belvedere.

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Ram Senior - BHPian Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Singapore, Mumbai, Nagpur Posts: 2,166 Thanked: 219 Times View My Garage	Re: 1957 Plymouth Belvedere Unearthed after 50 years The 1957, 58 and 59 models are different. Why? The 1957 design was completely different from the 1956 Forward Look. In fact, 1957 happened to become a banner year for Chrysler Corp. The design was so fresh and new that, Chrysler used the advertising slogan: "Suddenly, it's 1960!" The Stephen King novel, "Christine" and the movie made on it, Christine(1983) was about a custom ordered 1958 Plymouth Fury in Toreador Red with Iceberg White paint combination. This thread is about a 1957 Plymouth Belvedere. Last edited by karlosdeville : 9th June 2014 at 14:34. Reason: Previous post moved to correct thread, but this portion is retained for academic interest.
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