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I dont think I have ever seen one of these cars, the price is very good, if ya get it and show up to a car show you will be the only one there with this car thats for sure ! The seller say :This car is rust free, the interior needs to be done, engine runs and car drives. you could drive this car home.

Basic design remained the same for 1951 Plymouths, including the all new Concord. A few minor changes were made to the appearance of the grille and front hood design. Overall the quality consisted of a welded steel body set upon an arc-welded frame with double-channel box section side rails and five crossmembers.

Under the hood, all Plymouths had the same engine, a 217 cu. in. 6-cylinder maneuvered by a 3-speed manual transmission, which didn’t fair too bad against its competitor’s V8 engines with only 13 hp less. The 1951 Plymouths also had greater generator output, windshield wipers were electrically operated, and the engine featured a by-pass cooling system.
they made 14255 2 door coupes.

Here is a link to the 1951 Plymouth For sale