interesting 1954 Plymouth Belvedere

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https://www.ebay.com/itm/1954-Plymouth-Other/254805762561?hash=item3b539b6201:g:lGgAAOSwB7pf1MeG

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[68RT440]

Driver's Ed.?

[nvrbdn]

That's really cool. And in great condition.

[Fitz73Chrgr]

So I guess both wheels actually steer?  The instructor better be stronger than the student!

[Mike DC]

 
The ad is done poorly.  It doesn't address the big glaring questions that every person surfing the ad will have - what are the mechanics of the double controls?  How does it work?  Is it removable?  Etc.  There aren't even any relevant pics of it. 

[nvrbdn]

So I guess both wheels actually steer?  The instructor better be stronger than the student!

There is complete steering, gas pedal and brake pedal on the passenger side. This beast could go over seas without having to change anything for the people that drive in the wrong lanes!! 

[RallyeMike]

This is a fun car. I hope it finds a good home and is preserved as-is.

The ad is done poorly.  It doesn't address the big glaring questions that every person surfing the ad will have - what are the mechanics of the double controls?  How does it work?  Is it removable?  Etc.  There aren't even any relevant pics of it.

It would be cool to see how how did it, but you would not want to remove it. That and the low miles are the the only thing that makes the car interesting. These poor old early 50's Plymouths don't get much love. I recall that the brake and gas pedals on my driver's ed car was nothing more than a steel bars connecting them under the dash. They still sell right hand conversion kits that people use to convert their cars for rural postal service!

There is complete steering, gas pedal and brake pedal on the passenger side. This beast could go over seas without having to change anything for the people that drive in the wrong lanes!!

Except you'd have to reach over to left side column to shift it