If I was really flush... this would be in my driveway!

[Tripper]

Always loved these from the 1st time I saw one as a kid! Not that many 2 doors! [dr[dr[dr

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1935-DeSoto-STREET-ROD-STREET-ROD/293175618387?hash=item4442a0eb53:g:zzoAAOSwcvtdRK8l

BoB

 

[soltz]

Can't argue with that[cl

 

[Dr Crankenstein]

You won't find two of these at a car show! [cl

If it were mine, I'd have to do something with the front bumper. [S

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[earthman]

Oh wow! He says he lowered the price down to where anyone can afford it at $125K. There were a couple of survivor sedans at a cruise night here. Up close they were very impressive. Big and solid and loaded with character.

 

[Tripper]

If it were mine, I'd have to do something with the front bumper. [S

Yeah... that would definitely have to go!

BoB

 

[zzrodder]

Don't it look kinda like VW beetle from the side view? Considering they were both from that era it's not a coincidence....

 

[Torchie]

Walter P's failed attempt at aerodynamics.
We consider them classic now but at the time they were a huge failure to the buying public.
This was the car that they mounted a body on the chassis backwards and drove it around the country to prove that it was more aerodynamic then anything on the road.
Beautiful Art Deco styling. I have lusted after one since seeing one as a child.
Dodge used the front sheet metal to produce some of the most elegant looking trucks ever made.IMHO
Torchie

 

[Bamamav]

Not feeling those wheels. Think that is the only 2 door I've ever seen. It does remind you of a VW Bug from the side.