1926 Dodge N/A
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- I bought the car about 20 years ago from someone who had it for 20 + years. It was parked in a hanger at the Torrance airport. The car was used in the movie “The Valentine Days Massacre" it was parked in a garage during a shooting scene. My fathers 1st car was a 25 dodge sedan and I got his license number from an old photo of his car. I made a new license with the original number and registered the car with the old license number. I have had the transmission overhauled the engine overhauled and new brakes installed (still mechanical) I drove the car regularly to the diner for lunch on Fridays. It has been garaged the whole time. The car is original.
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