1934 Dodge Sedan barn find

Found this four door sedan in a barn here in Ohio. It was resored 25+ years ago then stored in the barn 20 years ago. Though in a good state of repair when put away, the unseen issues are the concern. Those could run the cost up so as to be prohibitive. What is a fair price for this car? Any input on price as well as comments on possible issues would be appreciated.

Vey desirable car.

The junk one are bringing to much money.

There is an old boy in Wash state that has one in a container that is disassembled that he wont take 10 thou for.

This one looks to be a two door, Even more desireable.

Hey Jack,

Very nice find.

Something like this in Australia would sell for around $15,000 to $20,000.

A swap meet I went to saw a 1934 Buick ( I think ) pulled straight from a barn and it didn't even make it through the gate before being snapped up for $14,000.

Looks like a 2 door as said before so yeah very nice.

Headlight needs fixing and mascot gone ( perhaps ).

Whats the little meter attached to the sterring wheel ?

Any how grab it ! and more photos please !

Ian

Found this four door sedan in a barn here in Ohio. It was resored 25+ years ago then stored in the barn 20 years ago. Though in a good state of repair when put away, the unseen issues are the concern. Those could run the cost up so as to be prohibitive. What is a fair price for this car? Any input on price as well as comments on possible issues would be appreciated.

I guess this is not a significant point, but when I read the title of the thread, I assumed this was an old car parked in a barn - a REAL barn, one ordinarily used for farm purposes. Looking at your photos, this looks to be a shed/garage constructed in fairly modern times and was probably constructed for the purposed of storing vintage cars. I'm to the point that I am suspicious of the term "barn find" nowadays. It is so overused.

I get excited at the thought of a genuine barn find. Your car is very nice and desirable, I guess, but it does not fit into the category of what I would call a "barn find."

Hey Jack,

Very nice find.

Something like this in Australia would sell for around $15,000 to $20,000.

A swap meet I went to saw a 1934 Buick ( I think ) pulled straight from a barn and it didn't even make it through the gate before being snapped up for $14,000.

Looks like a 2 door as said before so yeah very nice.

Headlight needs fixing and mascot gone ( perhaps ).

Whats the little meter attached to the sterring wheel ?

Any how grab it ! and more photos please !

Ian

That thingy on the steering column just below the steering wheel is the radio dial head. You can see the radio box up underneath the dashboard.

Hi Keiser,

Thanks for the info.

Learning all the time !

That thingy on the steering column just below the steering wheel is the radio dial head. You can see the radio box up underneath the dashboard.

Yes I have one of those radios, in very good shape , dont know if it works yet but it was in my 33 PD, now its goig into my 34 DR