LocuMob
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The one I pictured above had the"doodlebug" conversion done to it.
I couldn't take my eyes off her
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penstarpurist
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Okay, thanks for letting me know.
LocuMob
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Saw this at the show yesterday
I believe they were asking 450 for the 1931 Dodge Bros sedan. Not a straight or rust free panel, but it was there.
There was also this 1937 1 ton truck that had been shortened, had a small block engine under the hood.
Said it had a 10 foot bed, and he cut off the ends to get what he has now.
Owner said the emblem was priceless, then explained how it's made up of individual pieces
I believe they were asking 450 for the 1931 Dodge Bros sedan. Not a straight or rust free panel, but it was there.
There was also this 1937 1 ton truck that had been shortened, had a small block engine under the hood.
Said it had a 10 foot bed, and he cut off the ends to get what he has now.
Owner said the emblem was priceless, then explained how it's made up of individual pieces
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penstarpurist
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That is one sweet '37! $750 for the '31 isn't too bad of a price. At least compared to what I've seen offered for sale in our area. Unless you are talking model A's, they are abundant of course and not out of range money wise.
LocuMob
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My bad, it was only $450, I fixed my post. There were T's everywhere, not much for A's, or I just didn't see them.
Not Dodge, but Graham Bros. That would be a true labor of love.
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