Needs interior redone, repaint, and new exhaust. Was in my wife's garage when we started dating...sat for 15 years. It was her fathers (deadbeat) when she was a kid and went to her.
So my father and I decided to get it back in running shape. Had a stuck valve we were able to free up without rebuilding. Had to put new wheel cylinders and shoes all around and drain gas tank etc.
Now minor stuff like rebuilding steering box and new tires with above work will make it a very nice car again.
I would post pics of my 46 chevy pickup project we are working on right now but not sure if too much interest since it is a chevy. The engine/tranny/rearend are from a 69 mercury montego donor car and the IFS is from a 77 amc pacer. Whole drivetrain is finished (need to work on a better brake setup to get more throw on pedal) and body work to start this winter.
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Hi - this guy says he has this 1935 Dodge Sedan for sale but he doesn't know much about it. I'm in Chiangmai Thailand. I'm trying to "Embed a picture in post" so you can see what it is. It's a bit like your Six Sedan but it has a hump back at the trunk and no spare tyre outside.
Can anyone help me identify this one - and give an approximate value - he says it's a runner - but so am I ! For about 5 yards !
My attempts to attach a photo to my post are not working. Can somebody out there help by telling me how to do it. I've reduced my original to 300 - the max is 500 - but I'm still getting the message "Too large". Help ! Help !
I'm going to try to send a photo again.
Our 1935 Dodge Six Sedan
