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(7/26/2008 11:57:20 AM) |
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Up for your consideration is a buildable 1933 Dodge series DP Six four door sedan. This car has been in storage (indoors - barn) for a long time. It would be very restorable or make one fine steet rod. This car came in as a trade in and was in pieces. The crew and I assembled the vehicle to determine what was there. It is all complete with the exception of the rear seat frame, some window trim (inside) and the air cleaner. The gas tank, top of the trans, small engine sheet metal and exhaust where not installed. The car is bolted together enough for transport, but is no means can it be drive home so don't ask!!!
Exterior: Original no accident damage and pretty rust free. The body is very complete with all parts, trim, bumpers and glass intact. There is some small rust in the rear pan (you can't see this in the pics) and some rust in the fenders, but for a vehicle of it's age this is a relatively rust free vehicle. The wood is in great shape (althought there is not alot of wood I can detect). The canvas top is till intact and holding up pretty well. The glass has typical cracks. I can find one small dent on the main body and just typical rips and tears on the fenders. The fenders have been reworked in the past and have some filler (new glass fenders are available from Speedway). I think all the fenders can be saved. The grill shell is replateable and has some peeling of the plate. The grill insert appears very good. The worst part in my opinion is the windshield frame which has severe rust for some unknown reason. The body where the windshield frame is attached is very good, but the frame itself is pretty far gone (see pics). The rear pan is good. The running boards are good as are the bumpers. I have the "6" for the bottom of the grill and the radiator cap as well. The car has Oregon specialty intrest plates. Spare tire cover complete. All hubcaps are there.
Interior: Pretty complete. All the seats are in the car with the exception of the lower rear seat frame (missing this as well as one window frame). Gauges and dash complete down to the ash tray. Key in the ignition. Seat coverings intact but very far gone. Inside doors are stripped but the panels are in the back. I think all handles are there. All doors open and close. Most windows work fine. The interior has no headliner.
Motor trans drivetrain: Complete. The gas tank, shifter, drive line are not in the car. The engine does turn over freely and appears complete to me. This looks like an old running vehicle which was taken apart by the previous owner. All the tires are servicable (well by 1933 standards at least) and two appear pretty new. The wells are wood spoke which is strange to me by 1933. Brakes do not work. Frame looks straight and clean.
Parts or options: This is a roller. We will assist loading. No extra parts. We will not sell parts off the vehicle and have no other parts for a 1933 Dodge so please do not ask. No sales outside USA except Canada. Sorry no overseas bids accepted or considered.
Sold as is with no warranty. We are licensed Oregon Used Car Dealer, this vehicle is sold under Oregon DMV regualtions and we recommend out of state bidders to check with their states regulations prior to bidding. For sale locally we reserve the right to end the aution early and sell the vehicle. Questions 541 947-2113. As is for rebuilding. PLEASE DO NOT BID UNLESS YOU INTEND TO BUY! This is relisted due to non-paying bidder. I will report all non-paying bidder to ebay under the current policies. Buy it now is $4000.00 will stop the auction at any time I recieve payment of $4000 for the vehicle.
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