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The Dodge Brothers Machine shop was founded in 1900, they built engines for Oldsmobile and Ford. In 1914 they started building their own cars. In 1928, Chrysler acquired Fargo Trucks and Dodge Brothers and also established Plymouth and DeSoto brands. Plymouth was Chryslers lowest priced car, Dodge was next, then Desoto and Chrysler was top of the line. In 1935, Dodge introduced the new DU, not only did it have a revised more narrow grille but it had a lower roofline, lower floor and parking lamps mounted on the front fenders aprons. It also got hydraulic brakes, Autolite ignition, ventilated clutch, automatic choke, leaf spring front suspension, concealed radiator cap, easy steering, and a crank-open windshield. The 116 in wheelbase DU short wheelbase was available in 2 door Coupe, 2 door Convertible, 2 and 4 door Sedan and 2 and 4 door Touring Sedan. The 128 in DU long wheelbase was available as a 4 door...

Nothing embodies the era of old school hot rods like the sound of a throaty flathead. This eye-catching beauty will reel you in and make you want to take it home. This one is powered by a Merc 255 CI Flathead making over 100HP and 200Tq that was rebuilt and features a 3-speed on the tree with overdrive.

Painted in a nice Maroon color this car certainly shows well. The added wheel skirts add to its appeal as well. The wide white wall tires are a truly classic touch and compliments the car. The interior has been left close to original with a cloth red and...

Coming in at a healthy 4,925 pounds this heavyweight is also an impressive 19 feet long and requires a little extra room in the garage than your average car. The fourth generation DeVille got a complete redesign in 1971 and set a record for interior width and held that title until the early 90s! In November 1971, a showroom-stock 1971 Coupe de Ville placed third in the annual coast-to-coast Cannonball Run, posting the highest average speed of the event, 84. 6 mph (excluding stops) and averaging 8. 9 mpg. Impressive nonetheless considering some of it's sportier competition. Finished in St. Tropez Blue Firemist Metallic exterior paint with a white vinyl top and accented by an elegant dark blue interior this combo screams 'classic'. This one owner car has averaged a mere 1740 miles per year since new with the owner claiming the odometer reading of 85280 to be actual. Power comes by way of a carbureted 7. 7 liter 472 cubic inch V8 producing 220 hp and 365 ft lbs of torque. This was a decrease in horsepower and torque since it's inception in 1968 due to GM making the necessary changes to have all of their engines run on unleaded...

1940 Ford Sedan that is ready for a new owner to finish the job! The interior, engine, transmission, front end, rear end, wiring, AC, tires, and wheels are done for you! This car is ready to cruise, or with a paint job it is ready for the shows! Powered by a Flathead 8 cylinder engine with Offenhouser aluminum heads, Offenhouser aluminum intake with two Stromberg carburetors on top, headers running to Smitty's mufflers, a front mount GM distributor, backed by a rebuilt C4 automatic transmission with Lokar retro shifter. The front end is a new Mustang II tubular with chrome...

Wow! Check out this beautiful 1939 Chevrolet 2 door Sedan! This street rod has a 350 V-8 engine and a Turbo 350 transmission putting power to the ground. This car looks good and will really move! Options include: A/C, AM/FM/Cassette, power brakes, tilt wheel, seat belts, cloth interior, radial tires, and aluminum alloy wheels. You will really be cruising in style with this Chevy! Other features include:...