Plymouth · 1951–1953

Plymouth Cranbrook

The Plymouth Cranbrook is an automobile which was built by Plymouth for the model years 1951 through 1953. It replaced the Special Deluxe when Plymouth changed its naming scheme and was essentially the same as the Plymouth Concord and Cambridge. In period TV commercials, the cars were all introduced as "the new Plymouth" and then followed by the model year; the ads made no mention of the nameplate, which merely indicated a trim package with standard and optional features. The Cranbrook model name was, however, featured in contemporary sales brochures.

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Predecessor: Plymouth Deluxe · Successor: Plymouth Belvedere

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Specifications

name: Plymouth Cranbrook
Manufacturer: Plymouth (Chrysler)
Production: 1951–1953
Assembly: Lynch Road Assembly, Highland Park, MI, United States, San Leandro Assembly, San Leandro, California, Adelaide Assembly, South Australia
Predecessor: Plymouth Special Deluxe
Successor: Plymouth Savoy, Plymouth Belvedere (higher trim)
Class: Full-size
Body style: 4-door sedan, 2-door coupe, 2-door hardtop coupe, 2-door convertible , 3-door wagon , 2-door coupe utility (Australia)
Engine: 217.8 cuin Plymouth Flathead Straight six
Transmission: 3-speed manual standard(1951-1953), "Hy-Drive" semi-automatic Automatic with Overdrive
Wheelbase: 1951-52: 111 in, 118.5 in, 1953: 114 in
Length: 1951-52: 193.875 in, 1953: 189.125 in
Width: 72.8" (1951), 73.4" (1953)
Kerb weight: 3200-3400 lb
Related: Chrysler Windsor, DeSoto DeLuxe & Custom, Dodge Coronet, Dodge Meadowbrook, Plymouth Cambridge, Plymouth Concord