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The current owner obtained this '59 locally in Texas and has enjoyed it since. Walking around this DeSoto one should notice the gloss black paint. Adding to the curb appeal are 14' chrome hub caps wrapped in white wall Bia ply tires, chrome trim, chrome bumpers, chrome mirrors, and dual antennas. The gray cloth interior with white vinyl inserts all flow well with the exterior theme. Additionally, the painted gray dash, gray carpeting, and gray steering wheel color matches well with the painted engine. This '59 mixes the driving experience of V8 performance with modern features. Options include power steering, power brakes, and even an AM radio. Powering this beast is a 383 CID V8 engine that is mated to a 3-speed automatic transmission. The odometer reads just under 21k undocumented miles. Under the hood of this '59 one should notice the painted gray valve covers and engine block...

This original car is a real gem. This 4th generation Full-Size belongs to the full-size luxury car class. It is also a non-post car which was more desirable by many. For a full-size luxury car, this cruiser could get up and go, with 0-60 in just 8. 2 seconds. It is powered by a 383 CID V8 engine and a 3-speed push button transmission. It is a factory AC car, with an AM radio, power steering and power brakes, hubcaps, cloth and vinyl original interior, and wide white walls. You need to see this unrestored beauty while...

Original is the name of the game in this absolutely unmolested 1956 DeSoto Firedome. Showing off a compelling patina on it's original metallic blue and white paint job this DeSoto can bring you back to the fifties in a way no other restored car can. It is powered by a 330 Hemi DeSoto V8, and mated to a classic 3 on the tree manual transmission. It idles strongly and runs, drives and handles very well, remarkably so for a survivor. The face of the legendary conquistador stares back at you as...

With roughly 500 miles since a $40k+ restoration of this gorgeous DeSoto, you can be sure that there is plenty of life left for you to enjoy family cruises in this timeless classic. Powering this DeSoto is a 276 cubic inch HEMI V8 which pumps out a respectable amount of power to get you rolling. At first glance, anybody gawking at this DeSoto can appreciate the design cues that the 1950-s blessed us with. This DeSoto is dressed in White over Turquoise and has a color matched interior that looks stunning. The push button transmission is arguably one of the coolest features on this 1950-s classic. The short lived DeSoto brand only guarantees that these types of vehicles are becoming scarce and their fans will start to appreciate nicely restored examples like this one....

A great example of post-war American cars, the Firedome for 1954 was the top of the line for DeSoto. With room for 6, a powerful Hemi V8, and smooth shifting 2-speed automatic transmission, it-s easy to understand why this DeSoto was such a popular choice back in 1954. With only four owners since new, this car has plenty of documentation to back-up it-s stunning good looks, and remarkable condition. Receipts date back to 1959, making it clear to see that this car has been well cared for, and maintained. The 276 CID Hemi V8 is all original, and purrs to life with the turn of the key. Factory options include; power windows, power seat, am radio, and two-tone paint. Wide white wall tires ride on wire wheels, with a full-size spare, mounted to a...