1955 Plymouth Belvedere Stretched Limousine Boonacker

1955 Plymouth Belvedere Stretched Limousine in Rififi in Amsterdam, Movie, 1962 IMDB

Class: Cars, Sedan — Model origin: US — Built in: NL

1955 Plymouth Belvedere Stretched Limousine Boonacker

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garco NL

2008-09-07 22:01

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garco NL

2008-09-07 22:17

Also here:
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DAF555 SE

2008-09-07 22:45

Probably local assembly and stretch, but according to the other one on the site Coronadoname not used this early : /vehicle_65194-Plymouth-Coronado-1961.html

DAF555 SE

2008-09-07 22:52

It could possibly be a Plymouth-based De Soto from 1955.

pilou BE

2008-09-08 09:03

The grille is not DeSoto but Plymouth.It is a stretched 1955 Plymouth Belvedere 8 passenger sedan locally assembled most probably in Chrysler Antwerp.The last long wheelbase Dodge was produced in 1952 and the last long wheelbase DeSoto in 1954. The only long wheelbase offering by Chrysler in 1955 thus became the very expensive Crown Imperial ( of which one at least was sold to a wedding car rental company in Brussels), so some stretched cars were produced on Plymouth bases.They are however extremely rare for 1955/56 .Chrysler Antwerp built more of these 8 passenger Plymouths based on the 1957-1958 and 1959 models( a fleet of 1959 cars was used for the official transportation at King Baudouin's wedding).The name Coronado was adopted fairly late on 1961 cars.

Yvon52 BE

2008-09-08 20:08

Pilou, Il y a quelques années, j'ai failli acheter une Plymouth Coronado 1957. Le vendeur disait qu'elle avait appartenu à la reine Elisabeth de Belgique. A Malines, les taxis de ceremonie avant 1960 avaient aussi des Coronado. Par contre, je n'ai pas de reclame d'époque. Beaucoup de ces voitures sont parties à Istanbul comme occase.

Animatronixx DE

2008-09-08 20:45

DAF555 wrote Probably local assembly and stretch (...)


Boonacker of Haarlem and Versteegen of ’s-Hertogenbosch were active in that field back then. I would go for Boonacker, who did several Chrysler conversions of that kind for the local market.

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garco NL

2008-09-11 08:07

So built in Holland? Or don't we use that field for conversions?

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