Plymouth weight?

Anyone know how much a 50 plymouth sedan weighs?

according to my standard catalog of chrysler, a p-19 delux 2dr sedan shipping weight is 2946, factory price : $1497
a p-20 4dr sedan shipping weight is 3068, factory price :$1551
special deluxe p-20 4dr sedan shipping weight is 3072, factory price :$1629

Thanks it is lighter than I thought. Now I just got to figure out what to do with it.

make a rod out of it,,,,chop that roof,,lol

The front brakes are froze up the engine has no compression on two cylinders and not much on the others (the ole thumb gauge check) other than that its in decent shape. What would it take to put a stocker 440 (906s and pistons way down in the hole)in it? I do have a real good one just laying around looking for a home. What front end and will the 440 fit? I have a couple junker b-bodies 68-69 for a front end I know the rear will, will that work?

im sure a 440 will fit,, ive seen 440s in smaller engine bays then what you have,,the B body rear end will be an easy swap,,,you can buy all the front end parts to rebuild that one,,and you can get dropped up rights to lower the front end from fat man,,, fat man has a rack and pinion kit for the car i believe also,,,or find a volare/mirada/ type front end or a dakota front stub,,,but the factory stuff rebuilt with disc brakes is easy and works well,,,lets see soem pics,,

Here are some pics. I don't mean to sound stupid butt what kind of plymouth is it? I recieved it in a trade of some other stuff.

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inside

another

Looks to me like a 50 Plymouth club coupe with a 49 Plymouth grille and front bumper.

There were only two models of the 1950 Plymouth club coupe: Deluxe and Special Deluxe. I think yours is a Special Deluxe based on the shiny trim around the windshield and rear window. Mechanically they were the same. Special Deluxe interiors were a bit snazzier, but since yours isn't original, I can't tell there.

the 440 went in my 56 and is 3500 lbs

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Here are some pics. I don't mean to sound stupid butt what kind of plymouth is it? I recieved it in a trade of some other stuff.

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there is a mopar site,friendly to these cars,,lots of old timers,,and some younger guys,,it was mainly for the 1946,47,48 ply/dodge..but it sorta expanded to late 1930,s to mid 1950,s mostly stock/restored,and now some rodders making there way to the site,,search the P-15 D-24 plymouths and dodges had numbers before they had body style names,,my 1940 dodge is a D 14 your plymouth would be a P ??