1932 Dodge 4 Door Sedan

Original 1932 Dodge 4 door sedan, good condition, a few dents We have replaced all of the glass, new gas tank and new fuel pump. Dodge Brothers hub caps, I did have to make the retainer rings for the hub caps. Less than 20,000 original miles, flat head six. 3 speed transmission with free wheeling drive. call 1-785-841-7637 before 8:30 P.M. CDT, ask for Lloyd. I am asking $11,000.00. Clear title, the interior of the car is a little ragged by being the original interior, (my wife had to lay a new bottom over the original seats due to this car was found in storage and the mice were busy). I am planning to place this also e-bay very soon. This car will run, all the gauges work and lights.

No matter where you choose to advertise the car, you'll do MUCH better if you can get it running. Buyers will imagine a blown motor when it might only be bad gas keeping it from starting. This isn't a particularly desirable body style, so you need to do all you can to make it attractive to buyers.

"This isn't a particularly desirable body style"

Well, as the proud owner of a 32 DL four door sedan with wire wheels and sidemounts I can say that, while not as "desirable" as a coupe or convertible, it's a darn fine looking car. If you have a family or a bunch of grand-kids, it's very desirable. I do agree that getting it running is the key to a good price for the car. It's up to five grand at the moment. These 32s don't come along that often, but for some strange reason, two showed up this month on Ebay. This after not seeing one for a long time. One sold for $10,200 and the other for over 15 grand. Both were sedans.

This car does run and drives very well.

Good looking car, would like an interior shot and one of the engine. The asking price is a good starting point in my opinion.

The '32 Dodge is one of the most handsome of the main line of sedans offered those days, in my opinion. I know....we all have an opinion.

I wasn't at all knocking the looks of the car. I like it. As the former owner of two '38 Buick sedans, I thought they were the best-looking Buicks of that model year, and the Dodge is a good-looking car, too. Desirability and good looks aren't necessarily the same thing. There are some butt-ugly convertibles out there that will pull better money than better-looking closed cars.

Good looking car, would like an interior shot and one of the engine. The asking price is a good starting point in my opinion.

Here are some pictures.