Description

Opening one of the two doors, a covering of black woven textured material creates the panels. Windows still move up and down flawlessly, a testament to the Dodge Brother’s quality of build. Inside the small passenger compartment is an original black leather bench, in a wide tuck and roll pattern with no tears and looking very nice. In front a blue painted metal dash houses original gauges within a simple chrome bezeled oval cluster which all are functioning, (amps, and oil pressure). A shiny nicely preserved bakelite steering wheel fronts this dash. Floors are covered in clean black carpeting, and a tall shift lever rises proudly from the center.
A peek under each side of the cowled hood and we have revealed to us a 44hp L head 4-cylinder in 212ci displacement mill. It is bathed in near perfect green paint and has the original Stewart 1-barrel carburetor and vacuum fuel system (while still in place has been bypassed and now an electric fuel pump feeds the engine). We also note most of the engine accessories are still in place including the correct North East generator, ignition, and electrical system. A 3-speed manual transmission is on back and is also original to the car.