ligurian

The Coupe sold to a nice young fellow from upper midstate Pennsylvania. He likes the 'slow four' very much and is pleased with his purchase.

I've listed the Dodge on ebay

Hey there. What would you like to know? If you'd like our communications to be confidential, you can send a private message. ligurian

The car is in the Frederick, Maryland, area.

The car is located in Frederick, Maryland-area and has a good title.

Car is fairly squared away. Front end is tight; steering box is tight; had the cover off the differential and the carrier assembly's in good shape. Haven't started it. Going by the numbers; having the gas tank cleaned and coated; installing new fuel line; rebuilding the vacuum tank. Replacing the water pump/generator coupler. Also, replacing running board rubber. All of this is part of the current asking price. Wiring needs attention and the carb should be rebuilt. Then we'll start it and see what we got, which I'm expecting will be fine, but then we'll revisit the price. emzee

Don: don't know if my message went thru, so I'll try again. Car is fairly squared away. Front end is tight; steering box is tight; had the cover off the differential and the carrier assembly's in good shape. Haven't started it. Going by the numbers; having the gas tank cleaned and coated; installing new fuel line; rebuilding the vacuum tank. Replacing the water pump/generator coupler. Also, replacing running board rubber. All of this is part of the current asking price. Wiring needs attention and the carb should be rebuilt. Then we'll start it and see what we got, which I'm expecting will be fine, but then we'll revisit the price. emzee

1926 Dodge Coupe 6-volt. Restored about 12 years ago. Good rubber. Rescued from outside storage. Doing some things to it, but as it is price is $5,575. As things get done price will be adjusted. Basically a very solid and quite correct car.

1926 Dodge Coupe, redone about 12 years ago. It's all there with good rubber and the usual for the breed. $5,575 takes it away. As we do work, the price will be adjusted.

The one you have is a '72' Standard Roadster. The other offered that year was a Deluxe Sport Roadster

Thanks, but I'm looking for the rubber seals that go between the post and the windshield frame they are quite irregular and on the driver side is grooved so the vacuum line can run along side it. They're concave on the post side and recessed so the frame fits nicely into it. I imagine I could make one if I had a medium (Devcon?) that could be dammed and filled and then use the frame or mock-up to make the impression. But I thought maybe someone had already gone to the trouble.

Does anyone know if I can get into the Car Corral on tuesday without pre-registering? Is there a process? ligurian

Did you finish your research on the 'Little Aristocrat'? mike zerega

Is there anyone out there who has reproduced these seals between the posts and the windshield? What is left of mine are as hard as (insert your own unit of hardness here).