1952 Mopar Dodge Meadowbrook D42, 4 door Sedan, COMPLETE & INTACT

Make:	Dodge
Model:	Meadowbrook D42 sedan
Type:	Sedan
Trim:	Chrome
Year:	1952
Mileage:	75,000
VIN:	313958723
Color:	Rusty
Engine:	6Cyl. Fluid drive
Cylinders:	6
Fuel:	Gasoline
Transmission:	Gyromatic
Drive type:	RWD
Interior color:	Dusty
Vehicle Title:	Clear
Item location:	Rio Linda, California, United States

1952 Dodge Meadowbrook D42 sedan Additional Info:

The story of a Classic.
We inherited Great Grandpa's Dodge Meadowbrook sedan and are hoping someone from a Classic Car Club or Lowrider club will be interested in restoring it and giving it a new life.
The car was garaged in Branson Missouri for 20 years before being stored under a tarp outdoors in California. We have the original Missouri license plate and Owner's Manual for the Meadowbrook also.
The Meadowbrook has been sought after because it's considered a rarity". With it's "fluid drive", t is "Gyromatic" transmission vehicle, speed shifting on the column and 2 speed shifting with a pedal on the floor.
It was driven into the garage it was stored in until it was transported to our yard.
This is being sold as a "project vehicle" and not a running car or a " parts car".
The vehicle was first registered with a California title in 1980 and is ready for a new owner.
There is great potential for a prize winning beauty here, his old girl still has all of her parts in all the right places. From the split windshield to the heavy chrome Ram that adorns the hood, he little chrome gas cap, eavy chrome bumpers, mblems, adio, igar lighter, nd shifting knob on the steering wheel, he car was loaded with "special equipment" all original and stillcomplete. We have the original owners manual and 2 quarts of oil, nd also the old Missouri plates
As you can see by the photos, he finish needs to be restored, 0 years under a tarp caused the paint to blister and rust, ut aahh the Ram hood ornament, he chrome, he shifter, he knobs and handles, aah, nd her body!?, t's straight!, here are no dings or dents and the car has never been in an accident.The upholstry is in need of some TLC but once restored this beauty will have been well worth it!
We have never run the engine so I cannot tell you the state of the motor or its ability to fire up.
Serious inquiries only please.