RedRoodster

Have you checked out eBay Item # 4631098625? It's not a touring, but it's better! This roadster can comfortably seat four (two in the rumble seat)and is in ready to restore condition. I've had a technical advisor from the Dodge Brothers Club completely inspect it and he has declared it in great condition. The nice thing about this car is that once it is restored it can go 50 mph and has HYDRAULIC brakes. Stopping is one of the very difficult parts of owning an older car. If safety is an issue, this may be a car to look at. If you want to be in shows and competitions, this one will be a prize winner because it has so many original parts. Touring cars are nice, but Roadsters are FUN!

Thanks for the compliment! Yes, she is a beauty and could probably be running in an afternoon...but I'm not a mechanic and can't afford one. She belongs in a place like Hershey (chocotown?) where she can be shown off and appreciated. She was originally built for and sent to a dealership in Italy. She came back to this country in 1973. She has a French tachometer and gauges in Italian ("OLIO"). The frame is straight and the body is in exellent condition. Wouldn't you like to work on her? She could be show ready in the time it would take her paint to dry...or maybe a few minutes more. Sorry the attachment didn't attach, but if you've seen her on eBay, you've seen the same pictures. Oh, come on and bid. I don't want to sell her but can't afford to keep her. She's been in my garage for four years with nothing more than a dusting. She deserves to see the light of day in all her glory!!! [color:\\"blue\\"]

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Try Roy Brister. He's in the Dodge Brothers Club and has a business helping uf find all those "hard to find" pieces. Try email at: DBTRUCK@SUREWEST.NET

What diameter would the wheels be? I have 2 wheels that are 24" in diameter with 14" drums. The wood spokes are there but not in good condition. The hubs are there too and they are 8 bolts. I'm in Oregon. jcni@earthlink.net