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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....

The Ford Motor Company offered the Coupe as their full-size class from 1941 until 1948. Ford halted its car and truck lines on February 10, 1942 to begin war production. Ford cars produced from March 1942 all the way through the summer of 1945 were built for the purpose of serving as military staff cars. In July of 1945 Ford picked up where it left off reproducing civilian cars, though a few changes did happen with the new model year, for instance, the new grille featured horizontal bars and the hood was widened by adding a center strip. The 'ignition key' for these cars was actually used to operate a bolt lock which, on one end, unlocked the steering column and on the other end unblocked the ignition switch, allowing it to be operated. Starting the car was then accomplished by pressing a pushbutton on the dashboard, another feature destined to return with the advent of 'smart keys. ' This beauty features a 239 C. I. D Flathead V8 under the hood...

Originally purchased by the current owner several years ago, he decided he wanted a street rod, but something that was a little different than all the Ford and Chevys running around. So the project began! The Olds Business Coupe was stripped down t the metal including the frame. A Camaro sub frame was added; the car was then reassembled and painted in Red with a tasteful flamed pin stripping on the sides. A fresh 350 CID Chevrolet engine with a 350 Turbo Hydramatic transmission was installed. The current drive train only has 6447 miles on it. Inside the bucket seats, door panels and area behind the seats have been covered in very nice leather like vinyl. New Breede Gauges monitor all vital functions including; oil pressure, water temperature, voltage, fuel level, speed and mileage....

Ford Motor Company the Model A in 1927 and over 5 short years of production managed to sell over 4. 8 million Model As. Production figures like this are unheard of with modern vehicles. Of course, not one Model A is just like the other. There is over 35 body styles that all share the same platform. From Roadsters, to sedans, to pickups, to coupes, and even delivery trucks, the model served many purposes. This particular 1929 is a Sports Coupe. The roof is covered in canvas which gives the appearance of a roadster, when in fact, the roof is fixed. This one has an incredibly desirable feature: a rumble seat. The rumble seat offered additional seating for two outside of the covered cabin. Flip open the rumble seat, climb up the fender and hop in for a very exciting ride. If you've never ridden in a rumble seat, you must try it at least once in your life, it's a blast. Model As are a lot of fun behind the...

The 1949 Ford was the first new automobile design since the war featuring the iconic -pontoon- design. This design is heralded as being the one that ushered in the streamlined design phase that was predominant in the early 50-s. This fun little Sedan has been left in a very much original state minus a few upgrades to enhance the safety and comfort of the driver. Under the hood is the legendary 239CID Flat head V8 that has been rebuilt and treated to a rebuilt original Stromberg carb. There have not been any performance upgrades done to the engine and she fires up almost too easily and runs as smooth as a sewing Machine. A/C has been added from vintage air and will freeze you out of the car. The owner has added LED driving lights and HID headlights to make this vehicle more visible and safer at night, plus the do look pretty darn cool on...