Introduced in 1928 as Chrysler’s new entry-level brand, Plymouth was aimed squarely at the affordable end of the market, taking on rivals such as Ford and Chevrolet. Early Plymouths quickly earned a reputation for offering solid engineering and value, with features such as hydraulic brakes helping them stand out in the segment.

This 1928 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan is a charming survivor from that pioneering era of motoring. Finished in green with a brown interior, it captures the upright styling and character that define late-1920s American cars. Power comes from a 4-cylinder 2.8-litre engine paired with a manual transmission.

The car is reported to be running and driving, although it will require some cosmetic attention. Offered without paperwork, it presents as an appealing addition to a vintage collection, whether for display, preservation or light recommissioning.