WIW... NOT MINE... 1937 Dodge Coupe

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Dana67Dart

Dana67Dart

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Just trying to help a friend

A friends family has a 37 Dodge Coupe that has been "sitting in garage since the late 70s".

"it does not run" is the only info I know about it.

The family is thinking about selling it.

MANY unknowns here so I'm just looking for a range. I'm 100% sure they will not be restoring it so "as is" to "washed as is" is what it will be.

Thanks




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absolutely stunning.

just needs a 318...

all kidding aside, it's super hard to get comps on these because they don't come up often and the condition and builds are all over the place. i've been keeping an eye out for something in this age range for a client, so i've seen a few but it's well outside the purview of my expertise.

it seems that complete restoreable rollers are being listed in the 3~7 range and tatty runners are in the 10~12-ish area.

here's kind of an idea:
ventura.craigslist.org

1940 Plymouth for sale by owner - Oxnard, CA - craigslist

Beautiful 1940 Plymouth in wonderful running condition. It is mostly stock with some slight modifications to make it more dependable. The stock 225 flathead 6 cylinder motor, 3 Speed "on the tree"...
ventura.craigslist.org ventura.craigslist.org

this isn't an apples to apples comp, but it appears to be in about the same condition as far aesthetics wise so i'd figure something in that zipcode less a chunk of change for the fluff & fold to get it back on the road.

i'd say put it up at 14-ish and take anything over 10 for a quick move.
 
I would love to see more pics if u can?
I would think 15k isn't a stretch. If it's as solid as it looks it will go quick. 87 years old lol, pretty cool.
 
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