1939 Dodge D11 Luxury Liner Deluxe - Project Car - Pics n Vid
 

Hey guys, this car has actually been in my family for a NUMBER of years - possibly 15-16 yrs, since i was under 10 yrs old regardless. Ive not done a whole lot with the car, but this year, assuming i find a decent job with decent pay, i plan to start doing some pretty intense work on this baby.

We originally bought the car non running for $500.00 and it needed some carburetor work (if my memory serves me right) among other things i can not remember at all. We still have the OEM wheels, OEM radio and OEM steering wheel which, depending on which way i go with the car, may or may not be used in the restoration.

As far as specs. go for this car heres what i can find on it

D11 Luxury Liner DeLuxe, wheelbase - 117,0 inches:
2-passenger Business Coupe, 2940 pounds, 803 US dollars, 630 built
2-door Fastback Sedan, 3010 pounds, 865 US dollars, 270 built
2-door Trunkback Sedan, 2990 pounds, 895 US dollars, 1585 built
4-door Fastback Sedan, 3045 pounds, 905 US dollars, 270 built
4-door Trunkback Sedan, 3035 pounds, 915 US dollars, 5545 built
5-passenger Town Coupe by Hayes, 3075 pounds, 1055 US dollars,
approximately 300 built (by another source - under 100)
2-4-passenger Rumbleseat Coupe, 2985 pounds, 860 US dollars, ?0 built
134-inch wheelbase 7-passenger Sedan, 3440 pounds, 1095 US dollars, ?0 built
134-inch wheelbase Limousine, 3545 pounds, 1185 US dollars, ?0 built

Engine - L head inline six with 217.8 cubic inch displacement

Number of cylinders - 6

Bore - 3 1/4" Stroke - 4 3/8"

Horsepower rating - 87 @ 3600 rpm

Axle ratio - 4.10 to 1

Transmission - 3 speed manual with column mounted shift


Thats really all i know/all ive researched the car, on to the pics and vid.

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Let me know whatcha think!!!

nice car now drop a 4bt or a 6bt and restore it to pretty much factory and you'll have a classic with an epic twist haha

sweet

that is a very sweet ride man. looks like you got a good project to work on there. i wish i could tap my fuel guage and get more fuel outa it:tttt::ph:

thanks guys...im excited to finally get my hands on it!

It's still factory and it's unusual so it should be fun. Looks like a stretch limo version of a Volkswagen.

yeah its def. unique isnt it!

4bt rat rod:U:

nahhhhh.....this one is gonna be un bombed!