1941 Dodge Business Coupe - $10,000 (Tekoa WA)

[f.f.jones]

https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d/tekoa-1941-dodge-business-coupe/7670625282.html

 

1941 Dodge 3 Window Business Coupe for sale.
Rare. Stock, converted to 12 volt, 6 cylinder, 3 speed fluid drive.
No rust, with original paint and interior. Car runs and drives and has a clear title.
Don’t miss this opportunity to own an untouched, prewar classic 3 window coupe!

 

email - d1c570d147353b019b83f567644e19e8@sale.craigslist.org

 

 

 

 

 

[bryankazmer]

I had not seen the clock blank out before.  I like how the optional grille guard in front follows the grille shape.

[TAKerry]

I never cared for these that much but they are starting to grow on me. This one seems reasonably priced and all of the chrome looks decent enough. Clean it up and go.

[neil morse]

Sign me up!

[TerryB]

It’s butt is too big😀.  I like the styling better of the non business coupe or even a four door.  This design clearly shows the business nature of the car, however, the extended trunk doesn’t do a lot for me.  Still, it’s seems like a decent car at a reasonable price.  

[alsancle]

41 is the year.    The running boards are optional and need to be thrown in the trash.  However,  "stock" doesn't mean converted to 12 volts and this car looks beat to death otherwise.

[Reynard]

Was fluid drive standard on Dodges in '41? Otherwise, it seems odd to have a base business coupe without a radio or clock equipped with an optional extra cost transmission.

 

 

 

[TerryB]

From what I see in the 1941 sales brochure, the fluid drive was standard.  I think this is the fluid drive that is a fluid coupling type of clutch in that it’s still backed up by a three speed transmission.  

[Fossil]

8 hours ago, alsancle said:

and this car looks beat to death otherwise.

Looking at it as a survivor I can't agree with you at all.  Considering it's not a nut and bolt restoration and appears to be mostly original I'd say it's in pretty nice shape.

[Uptowndodge]

12 hours ago, alsancle said:

41 is the year.    The running boards are optional and need to be thrown in the trash.  However,  "stock" doesn't mean converted to 12 volts and this car looks beat to death otherwise.

What do you want for $10,000

[alsancle]

7 hours ago, Fossil said:

Looking at it as a survivor I can't agree with you at all.  Considering it's not a nut and bolt restoration and appears to be mostly original I'd say it's in pretty nice shape.

 

Fair enough.  I was being too harsh.

[alsancle]

4 hours ago, Uptowndodge said:

What do you want for $10,000

 

Again.  Fair enough.   Must have had a hair across my fanny yesterday.