SPShaw

And a photo taken this year.

All, I thought that you all might be interested to hear that the car alluded to in this 2010 thread is now fully restored and resides at the Owl's Head Transportation Museum in Maine. It has been in my family since the '30s, although my father did not acquire it until the '50s. A video of the car mid-restoration is available here: All best, Sam Shaw

Keiser31, I don't know how present the photographs I have are- my dad has owned it since around 1956. I'll dig around for a good one, though. He says that he remembers vents on the side of the cowl quite distinctly- perhaps it was unique to the phaetons in '31? GMorgan, Thanks. I'll keep an eye out on that site. Dep5, I believe that is the body. Do you have parts?

Ladies and gents, Year: 1931 Make: Dodge Model: DH Touring Car (6-cylinder) Contact Information (Name, Email and Phone): sparkmanshaw@gmail.com I'm in a bit of a fix. I have a 1931 Budd-bodied Dodge touring car for which I need door hinges. They're of the hidden variety, and I believe that all four are the same. I would like to buy, rent, or borrow a hinge so I can get it reproduced. I'm also open to buying a full set. The car is also missing its convertible top mechanism. I need a drawing or even a photograph from which the assembly could be reproduced. If you're willing to sell the mechanism itself, I'm game. I fear that this car is scarce, but I'm sure there's someone who might be able to help. -Sam Shaw