DeSoto Deluxe 4D Sedan - Suicide Doors 1941

General description : A DeSoto was in the pre war times already a very beloved and wanted car, with a year of origin of 1941 is this DeSoto one of the last cars produced before the war.
The DeSoto strikes with his giant chrome grill, beautiful classic lines and suicide doors.
The beautiful DeSoto Deluxe is in a very good condition.
The straight 6 engine runs very nice and quiet and the manual gearbox shifts excellent.
The paint is in a very good condition and the beautiful chrome is in a very good condition with a beautiful shine.
The interior is just as well in a very good condition, it is all new and brought back to its original condition.
The DeSoto is standing on beautiful wide wall tires with original DeSoto hubcaps.
US Import, This car already has been imported in the European Union.
All import taxes and fees are already paid for.
The car has a US Title and EU Customs documents.
We can organize transport for you.

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1941 DeSoto Deluxe 4D Sedan - Suicide Doors is listed sold on ClassicDigest in Emmerich am Rhein by RD Classics for Not priced.

Car Facts

Car type : Car Make : DeSoto Model : Deluxe Model Version : 4D Sedan - Suicide Doors Engine size : 3.7 Model Year : 1941 Sub type : Sedan Location : Emmerich

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About DeSoto

Wanting to enter the competition with its arch-rivals General Motors, Studebaker, and Willys-Knight, in the mid-price class, Walter Chrysler introduced in 1928 The DeSoto make, named after the Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto.

In 1934, an attempt was made to elevate DeSoto by introducing Chrysler's streamlined Airflow bodies on the shorter DeSoto chassis. This created an initial sales flop, but made an interesting collectors' car

After a period of low sales the brand was finally discontinued in 1961.