File:Plymocoupe engine left side.jpg
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Plymocoupe engine left side |
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Original publication: Popular Aviation |
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August 1935 |
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Unknown |
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Reference
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- ^ Flying Magazine. August 1935. p. 96. ISSN 0015-4806.
Here is a Plymouth Sedan and its offspring, the flying Plymo-Coupe. Many Plymouth auto parts are used in the plane.
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