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1937 Plymouth Car Advertisement Original Print Ad Magazine Page For Sale


1937 Plymouth Car Advertisement Original Print Ad Magazine Page
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1937 Plymouth Car Advertisement Original Print Ad Magazine Page:
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Discover a fascinating piece of automotive history with this original print advertisement for the 1937 Plymouth car. This full-page ad, sourced from an unspecified publication, highlights the brand's key selling points under the slogan "YOU SAVE 3 WAYS WHEN YOU BUY A PLYMOUTH!" It details the economic benefits of owning a Plymouth, including low running costs, high resale value, and minimal repair bills. The ad also extols the vehicle's "Extra Features" such as safety enhancements like double-action hydraulic brakes and a solid all-steel body, comfort features like "chair-height" seats and low-level floors, and reliability aspects including new rubber body mountings and airplane-type shock absorbers. The advertisement features engaging black and white illustrations, including a prominent image of the 1937 Plymouth DeLuxe Four-Door Touring Sedan, accompanied by text encouraging a trial spin. It proudly states "PLYMOUTH BUILDS GREAT CARS" and positions Plymouth as "The Car that Stands Up Best!" This authentic piece of ephemera offers a glimpse into vintage car marketing and the values prioritized by automobile manufacturers and consumers in the late 1930s. Perfect for collectors of vintage advertisements, automotive enthusiasts, or anyone interested in American industrial history.
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