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The following was emailed to me. I am posting it here as requested.
I am not a member. I just happen to be the owner of a rare 1937 DeSoto and I want to offer it for sale. The car is 100% complete; all original, low mileage (38,154), and drive-able. Please see the attached flyer.
The car pictured appears to be 6 passenger 2 door sedan with a rear seat and an outside opening trunk. DeSoto did make a 2 door sedan without an outside opening trunk which had the spare and storage accessible from inside behind the rear seat. I will try to attach a picture of a business coupe which would have been a 3 passenger car with an outside opening trunk. Mac
I'm sure there's some artistic license with that drawing, but I sure like the lines of the business coupe!
It's supposed to be fun!
1949 De Soto Custom Convertible (project)
The car for sale sure looks like a two door sedan to me.
Yes, however, this car was supposedly owned by the President of the Bank of Washington, so that makes its a "business man's" car 
Rick, I would like to see the car but I do not like to be forced to SAVE the file. I just want to open it and then I will save it if I want.
