1965 Plymouth Satellite Convertible Completely Restored PRICE REDUCED

1965 Plymouth Satellite Convertible Description

1965 Plymouth Satellite Convertible. 318 cubic inch 8 Cylinder Engine, 4 Barrel Carburetor, Automatic Transmission. New Show Quality Paint Job, New Interior, New Brakes, New Wheels, New Tires, New Convertible Top. This car went through an extensive nut and bolt restoration, the car looks better than new. Drives Great, Super Powerful and Super Fast. Rare Moulding Option, you never see a Satellite with the rare option side moulding.
The Pictures do not do this car Justice, come see it in person, take it for a test drive (with deposit only), drive it home anywhere!!!!
If you want to see the pictures of the restoration, message me and I will send you the link to 60 + pictures, ebay will not allow me to put a link in this listing.

For sale locally, we reserve the right to end this listing early. Buyer must pay shipping charges.
FREE SHIPPING TO USA WITH BUY IT NOW AT THE LISTED PRICE!!!! with a few exceptions(Alaska, Hawaii, PR, etc.)

Only $29,995 Or Best Offer

631-383-3346

Questions that I have been asked about this listing

New message from:ilm65(307)

Greetings, I like your car--please explain the rare mounding option to me--I haven't seen one before. Was this special ordered?

New message to:ilm65 Hello, I have been involved in the Muscle Car and Collectible Car Hobby for over 40 years, all brands, with Mopars on the top of the list. I have friends who have so much knowledge on 62 - 65 B-Body Mopars, they could write a book, and everyone agrees, they have only seen one other satellite with the rare moulding option. I am not the original owner of this car, however if I had to guess, who ever ordered the original car must have had a connection in Chrysler to special order this combination.

New message from:moparacer(23)

Hello, I love your car, What is your bottom line price? About 5 or 6 years ago, there was a Satellite convertible that went through the Meacum auto auction that had the same molding on the car, which I never saw before, there were 2 bidders battling over the car, I think the car went up to $65k but didn't hit the reserve. I wonder if this was the car They said it was one of 3 cars built with the molding option. I am making an offer, I hope you accept. Larry

New message to:moparacer

Make an offer, I haven't decided on a bottom line price. I don't think it was the same car at the Meacum auction, when I purchased the car it needed total restoration, I put over $45,000 in resto cost, it wasn't in the condition to go through a Meacum auction before I purchased it. But, yes the Moulding is very rare. Mark