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Class VII, Modified, was the largest class at the show. We will upload those photos in two batches. The first batch is pre-war.
Class VI, '59 - '61.
Class V, '57 - '58.
Class IV, '55 - '56.
Now, Class III, '49 - '54.
Next, Class II, '42-'48.
Following posts will show cars on the show field at the Auto & Farm Museum. We'll start with Class I, '29-'40.
Quite a few more DeSotos arrived today, and the daylight afforded the opportunity to photo the cars that appeared yesterday. Here are some pics. Mar...
Tuesday, August 22 Update: Several more members arrived today, many in their DeSotos. We were out seeing shows and having dinner with the Youngbloods...
Terry, This is what Tim means by "pricey":
Ron, The rear lighter is inside the pull out ashtray on the four door. It's wired into the harness. Mark
Bobbi and Joe Youngblood arrived last night. They trailered Bobbi's convertible. Saw them this morning at breakfast. Fred Roman busy today getting ...
Hello Jay, The attached (hopefully) salesman training piece from '55 answers the "what's the difference" question between Firedome and Fire...
Terry, Is the u-joint you need the ball and trunnion/socket type or a cross type? As I recall my first DeSoto, a '56 Fireddome, had a cross type rea...