1940 Dodge Luxury Liner Deluxe 218ci I6 3 Spd Manual SPAR BEIGE CONVERTIBLE

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This 1940 Dodge Luxury Liner Deluxe Convertible is a rare and beautifully preserved classic, offering a glimpse into the automotive elegance of the early 1940s. With its original engine, exterior condition, and well-maintained interior, this Dodge is both a collector's item and a pleasure to drive. Despite a few inoperative features, such as the radio and heater, the car's overall condition and historical significance make it a valuable addition to any classic car collection. Micheal Svoboda is the COO of Driveway Deals and has a love for corvettes since middle school when he seen a 63 Split Window going through restoration.

Preview: Featuring a 1940 Dodge Luxury Liner Deluxe Convertible, a classic American automobile that embodies the elegance and craftsmanship of its era. With 45,472 miles on the odometer, this convertible is one of just 2,100 produced that year, making it a rare and valuable find. Powered by the original 218ci L-head inline-six engine paired with a 3-speed manual transmission, this Dodge has been preserved through an older restoration and remains in excellent running condition.

Exterior: The 1940 Dodge Luxury Liner is finished in Spar Beige, a color that highlights the car’s sophisticated design. The paint is in excellent condition with no swirls or blemishes, limited only to a few minor chips. The chrome trim is complete and undamaged, contributing to the vehicle’s overall beautiful appearance. The convertible top is fully functional and leak-free, though it has not been exposed to rain. The windshield, door glass, and added wind wings are all in good condition, ensuring clear visibility and protection from the elements.

Interior: Inside, the Dodge features a Red leather interior that is very presentable, with minor cracks on the seat facings but otherwise in good condition. The carpet is in very good shape, complementing the painted steel dashboard, which is beautifully preserved and includes all trim and controls. All instrumentation is functional, though the factory AM radio and heater are inoperative. The battery is located in its stock position underneath the front seat, and the trunk is clean, complete with a mat. Some minor damage is noted in the area of the seat adjustment knob, but it does not detract from the overall appeal of the interior.

Mechanical: Under the hood, this Dodge is powered by the original 218ci L-head inline-six engine, which starts and idles well, even after extended periods of inactivity. The engine bay is clean, and the single downdraft Stromberg carburetor ensures smooth fuel delivery. The column-shifted manual transmission functions normally, and there are no leaks in the powertrain. The car is equipped with dual trumpet horns, adding a classic touch to its functionality. The undercarriage is generally clean, showing only minor corrosion on a few components, indicative of the car’s careful preservation.

Overview: This 1940 Dodge Luxury Liner Deluxe Convertible is a rare and beautifully preserved classic, offering a glimpse into the automotive elegance of the early 1940s. With its original engine, exterior condition, and well-maintained interior, this Dodge is both a collector’s item and a pleasure to drive. Despite a few inoperative features, such as the radio and heater, the car’s overall condition and historical significance make it a valuable addition to any classic car collection.

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