Basic information and History
The Plymouth Roadking Coupe is a classic car model produced by Plymouth, an American car manufacturer, in the late 1930s. The 1939 Plymouth Roadking Coupe was part of the second generation of Roadking models, produced between 1937 and 1942.

The Roadking Coupe had an elegant design typical of the era, with rounded body lines and chrome accents. The car had a relatively long wheelbase and offered a comfortable ride for its time.

Under the hood sits a six-cylinder engine. The specific engine options varied, but this example featured the popular choice of a 201 cubic inch (3.3-liter) straight 6 that produced around 87 horsepower. The engine is paired with a three-speed manual gearbox.

This car was sold new in Indiana USA and has had 2 users in Sweden since the import in 2015.



Equipment and Options
In terms of features and equipment, the model had a relatively simple interior compared to modern standards. It offered a simple instrument panel with analogue gauges, but fitted with the original radio. (not in operation)
There is also an original defroster.

Condition
The car is in a better used condition where the seller noted minor rust at the left corner of the tailgate, rear bumper has 3 rust points but the other moldings are fine as they are made of stainless material.

The interior of the car is in good working condition with minor tears in the roof in the upholstery. The seller refers to the image material.

For other condition, the seller refers to the image material.


Documentation
Service and instruction manual and previous inspection report.


Summary
The 1939 Plymouth Roadking Coupe is significant in automotive history because it represents the style and design of American automobiles in the pre-World War II era. Today it is considered a classic car and is sought after by collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate its vintage charm and historical value.