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Amazing, De Soto Frank we came up with the same photo at about the same time.

It's from a '38 Dodge. I had to sort out so much garbage on google when doing all my searching. I even had shoes come up!:mad:

That's what I was thinking too. It does look like it's missing the radiator shell. That makes identifying the car much more challenging.

The name was intended that the model "dictated the standard" that other automobile makes would be obliged to follow.

Are you sure that it is American? I tried searching and comparing many American autos of that era and found nothing convincingly similar.

In some cases it can be a build-up of dust, grime or dried out grease on the moving parts inside the speedometer. This is just an example and not your actual speedometer head. Yours will be similar.

Here on borrowed from the HAMB's "Vintage shots from days gone by!" thread.

There's only one classical radio station on the Portland OR airwaves.

113 horses under the hood plus one in the back.

I knew Patrick's brother in law at the time and I asked him if Patrick had a preference for using Rivieras in the movie. He said no but he did buy one Mercedes coupes used in the movie.

Maybe because there's enough NOS and good used stuff still out there? If I still had my '63, I'd prefer the genuine GM parts over that re-pop junk like some that's available for other cars. I was able to find decent used stuff most of the time at the local self service wrecking yard back when I had my '63.

That's not rust. That's character.

That's probably the easiest way to go about it. I've been a member of various forums for over 10 years and I'm still learning things.

Here's the photo from the ad.

I'd like to stumble upon a nice early 30's Dodge, next year when I'm hoping to have a better source of income.

I'm hoping to have something in the next 2-1/2 years. It all depends on what I stumble upon.

I'd like to go too but I think I'd need a Dodge first.

Just quoting the instructions found in the FAQ's here.

That's a beautiful car, no where near the rough condition I was imagining by the earlier write up. I see lots of great potential in that gem.

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Just saw one last year at our local supermarket. I got a commemorative Christmas card from the two hotties that were piloting it across the country.

Probably has more holes than Swiss cheese. Too hard to photograph something with more holes than metal.

^ looks like a beef tongue.

The original text was in Portuguese and Google Translate provided the actual translation.

Perhaps the S.A. market had different vehicles as they currently do?