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Bigfoot, The Loch Ness Monster, Jimmy Hoffa, and the 1936 Dodge, D2 Six Series! These are all seldom or never seen creatures, people, or classic cars that some people claim to exist, but due to grainy film footage or sketchy sighting scenarios, believability of exitance only finds homes to a few. Ladies and Gentlemen, Gateway Classic Cars in Kansas City, certainly a name you can and have trusted for over twenty years, now, has in our possession one of the mentioned rarities from above. For those of you who guessed the 1936 Dodge, D2 Six Series? Ding, Ding, Ding! You are a great guesser!

Our 1936 Dodge Coupe, from the current owner, is believed to be an original, complete vehicle with every option that was available at the time. Here are some of the options and items available in this classic: Original...

John and Horace Dodge were 2 brothers who moved to Detroit at the turn of the century. They began making transmissions for the OLDS Company until Henry Ford heard about the two. In 1903 he was so impressed that he awarded them the contract to supply all the drive trains for his line of vehicles. By 1914 though the relationship had eroded and the two brothers built the first Dodge for the public. It was an instant success and the Dodge Motor Company was born. This untouched all original 36 Dodge D2 is in remarkable condition for its age. The original Straight 6 is in wonderful shape and starts without any hesitation. Rated from the factory at an amazing 87 horsepower this 6 cylinder was a powerhouse in its day. With it sporting all of its original hardware including a generator the 6 volt system is still in great working order....

Take a look at this 1936 Dodge D2 that is in original form and has not been street rodded. It has an inline 6 cylinder from a 1950 Plymouth and a 3 speed manual transmission. New replica Goodyear whitewall tires, front end alignment, new wiper blades, and more. This Dodge was purchased by a farmer from Elmira Pennsylvania who put the car in a barn for World War Two and then sold. The second owner kept the car for over 40 years....

Take a look at this 1936 Dodge D2 that is in original form and has not been street rodded. It has an Inline 6 cylinder from a 1950 Plymouth and a 3 speed manual transmission. New replica Goodyear whitewall tires, front end alignment, new wiper blades, and more. This Dodge was purchased by a farmer from Elmira Pennsylvania who put the car in a barn for World War Two and then sold. The second owner kept the car for over 40 years. He gave the current...