Beautiful, those old Dodges, and Plymouth 6 Cylinder engines were the best. I have a 1939 Ford Tudor with the Original 221Ci Flathead V8 That I can almost stand up in the back.And yes original is the best. Just like this Built good, well last, durable, well made, and built. And made to last.
What a beauty! So much steel in that, I bet it weighs 3 tons, if not more. So wonderfully solid. Beautiful car. Glad someone respected it, and preserved it.
Now , that's quite a car you've got here. Love those middle seats in the back. In fact , it's a limo. Chrysler Corp. produced many such vehicles , which happened to be great workhorses. Thank you for sharing.
Nice car! My Grandfather and my Aunt had a ;47 Dodge. I don't remember the the extra seats. I don't think they had those. But, I remember the paint shine ane the dashboards! I was 6-7 then. Now, I'm 71. Thanks for the memories!
And just like that, the first Dodge Durango was born LOL. I have a 1947 Dodge Grill hanging from the roof of my garage over top of my beer fridge, just for looks. Cool car.
my dad had one of these 1947 Dodge it was awesome!!!!! they were like a Sherman Tank tough it could probably take out anything on the streets nowadays.
T?his is a beautiful car! I would clean up and re-paint the motor to be like original. I would also have the inside properly restored. Then it would be close to what it was like when new. These cars were great vehicles.
chrysler made lots of limos and 8 passencer sedans, some dodge 8 passenger seedans, de soto "suburbans" and a gazillion de soto 8 passenger sedans to be used as taxis in 1946-1948 --- good looking durable cars
We used to call the doors that open at the front edge "suicide" doors. I guess because they could fly open, if cracked open while driving. Or it could have meant "if one were wishing to exit the car while it was in forward motion, it would be easier jump out".
My grandmother used a Dodge taxi to go to church. Great fun to use the jump seats. The cameraman said Thanks just once while he ordered his assistant around like she was just some lackey. Rude.
IN 60 YRS. YOU WILL NOT FIND ANY NEW CAR MADE IN THE LAST 20 YRS. LEFT STANDING IN AS GOOD AS SHAPE AS THIS. ARE WE REALLY ADVANCING NO WE ARE REGRESSING. ALL THE ADVANCEMENTS HAVE BEEN FOR THE RICH. NOT FOR THE MASSES. THIS CAR WAS MADE FOR THE MASSES.
Beautiful, those old Dodges, and Plymouth 6 Cylinder engines were the best. I have a 1939 Ford Tudor with the Original 221Ci Flathead V8 That I can almost stand up in the back.And yes original is the best. Just like this Built good, well last, durable, well made, and built. And made to last.
My first car. I don't remember if it was a 46 or 47, but identical. Great old car.
What a beauty! So much steel in that, I bet it weighs 3 tons, if not more. So wonderfully solid. Beautiful car. Glad someone respected it, and preserved it.
What a funky, original, wonderful old barn of a car.
Love it.
Now , that's quite a car you've got here.
Love those middle seats in the back. In fact , it's a limo. Chrysler Corp. produced many such vehicles , which happened to be great workhorses. Thank you for sharing.
Wow!!! my first car (back in '65) Only mine was gray. So fun to see this!!!
Nice car! My Grandfather and my Aunt had a ;47 Dodge. I don't remember the the extra seats. I don't think they had those. But, I remember the paint shine ane the dashboards! I was 6-7 then. Now, I'm 71. Thanks for the memories!
And it runs so quietly! and just amazing beautiful body!
Looks like a good candidate for a new interior, the outside is beautiful.
Well yea it is 73yes old
And just like that, the first Dodge Durango was born LOL. I have a 1947 Dodge Grill hanging from the roof of my garage over top of my beer fridge, just for looks. Cool car.
Beautiful vehicle
my dad had one of these 1947 Dodge it was awesome!!!!! they were like a Sherman Tank tough it could probably take out anything on the streets nowadays.
T?his is a beautiful car! I would clean up and re-paint the motor to be like original. I would also have the inside properly restored. Then it would be close to what it was like when new. These cars were great vehicles.
Had one of these cars back in the sixties.I was a young guy then .This was in Australia RHD, and you could buy them for a song. It was a great car.
Hi ! this also brings memories of my 1st car a 1948 Plymouth I purchased in 1964 in Adelaide for 64 pounds [not $] .Cheers Kevin .
My fathers car... Excellent....
Chrysler really knew how to manage air, that car is well streamlined.
A little soap on the fan belt would quiet her right down. I'm 77, remember these cars quite well as my Dad and Uncle both owned one.
Very rare seven passenger Dodge.
Makes me miss my 42’ dodge convertible.
I sold that in 2002 after owning it for 30 years.
Wonderful car, as old as I am,,, and in better condition than me!
Beautiful car .... Lovely 🇦🇷
My father owned an identical black 1947 dodge with fluid drive.
Had their wedding pictures taken in and around this car. 😊
chrysler made lots of limos and 8 passencer sedans, some dodge 8 passenger seedans, de soto "suburbans" and a gazillion de soto 8 passenger sedans to be used as taxis in 1946-1948 --- good looking durable cars
CITY CABS LIKED THEM BECAUSE OF FLUID-DRIVE
i love thw way the doors open!!!!!
I was born in 1985, and this is my dream car
Wow that second looks very comfy and inviting.
I've always liked the Chrysler products of that era. I owned a 48 New Yorker many years ago.
So did my dad
Chrysler is now rubbish.
@@patrickcannell2258 I agree with that. They were great back then though.
That's a nice car
Might fit 7 back in day, these days, maybe 4 lol
Pretty car, James. GLWTS
Awesome Old Gs car .. hope that inside interior it's is fix by know .. well deserve.
Car look's mint. In and out. Have you had this car from day one?
When cars were cars...gem..
Nice Car 👽
Very nice, lots of legroom in the back...
Yes, but not with the Jump Seats being used.
Wow, My dad has that Dodge car and the same tractor in the back
Has the upright seating, interior room and profile of a modern day SUV. At least moreso than most cars that followed this in the 50s-70s
Magnifique!!!
Nice original car
We used to call the doors that open at the front edge "suicide" doors. I guess because they could fly open, if cracked open while driving. Or it could have meant "if one were wishing to exit the car while it was in forward motion, it would be easier jump out".
Back when the USA made nice things
Awesome
I rode in one of these when I was around 6 or 7 thought that back seat wa Huge (I was alone) in back.
Éser feliz ter JESUS NO CORAÇÃO E UM CARRO DESSE
Good old flat head straight 6
@danielwilliammetz4453: very durable engines those 6 cylinders!!!
My grandmother used a Dodge taxi to go to church. Great fun to use the jump seats.
The cameraman said Thanks just once while he ordered his assistant around like she was just some lackey. Rude.
IN 60 YRS. YOU WILL NOT FIND ANY NEW CAR MADE IN THE LAST 20 YRS. LEFT STANDING IN AS GOOD AS SHAPE AS THIS. ARE WE REALLY ADVANCING NO WE ARE REGRESSING. ALL THE ADVANCEMENTS HAVE BEEN FOR THE RICH. NOT FOR THE MASSES. THIS CAR WAS MADE FOR THE MASSES.
From the side it looks like a DeSoto and Chrysler
Same basic body shell.
The original Soccer Mom's car
Looks very similar to Mr Cunningham's DeSoto.
Our 2016 dodge grand caravan doesnt even start as quickly as that did
How much
Nice car, ware can I get a servant like her.
Cool
We call it touring sedan
Love the duct tape on pass side door pull !
Rub a bar of soap on v belt to stop the squeak while engine is off .Peace.your car is beautiful.
AWSOME😂😂
Want to sell it?
Actually weighs in around 3400 pounds. I bring my '48 to local shows. Plenty of patina and I have a sign, "Please touch"
O got one the same I’m like to sell too
❤
A onça
1500 cach
lol
Bonito por fora e uma mecânica feia.