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1949 dodge desoto for sale.It is has a very straight body and will run and drive(onto a trailer). There is a lot of trim pieces and interior pieces in the car. It's a good project and deserves to be restored. I don't have the time but it would make someone very happy. Call Robert 7706889332 for any questions and pics thanks.
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Before I call, could someone clarify what a "dodge desoto" is? Both companies were owned by Chrysler but did Dodge actually make Desotos?
I think because dealerships had porcelain and neon signs displayed on their buildings advertising that they were Dodge AND DeSoto dealers, there's a prevalent misconception that DeSoto is a sub-model under Dodge, rather than recognizing that they were separate divisions within Chrysler Corp.
See it pretty often, really. Especially on Ebay.
Tim
It's supposed to be fun!
1949 De Soto Custom Convertible (project)
I've seen it quite a few times as well which is why I wanted to clarify. The popularity of classifying it as such lead me to doubt what I knew to be, haha.
Here's some pics he emailed to me. I'll attach them to this message, as received. Quality of the pics seems a bit low.
It's more project than I can handle right now. Otherwise seems ok. Plus, he says it runs but the brakes are locked up 
Some people are just natural photographers!
I wonder what's behind the finger. A big rust hole?
It's supposed to be fun!
1949 De Soto Custom Convertible (project)
