03/31/2026
Should be able to just about put one together.
The coupe was wrecked decades ago left for dead.
Went to California to get a quarter panel (off a 1957 Chrysler 300C, just swap out the taillight mounting bucket), and a door shell.
The sedan runs... it moves... it stops. Previous owner redid the brakes and radiator.
The coupe had the rear glass missing, and the roof skin was rotted away above the drip rail.
The skin was removed, and a 1967 Pontiac GTO convertible top rack was set in place as the side profile matched up with the DeSoto windows quite well.
The top frame would need to be modified, widened approximately three inches, and a custom header would need to be fabricated to meet up to the windshield to make your own faux convertible.
I'm contemplating letting the project(s) go to a new owner, as I don't have the means to move forward with the cars the way I had hoped.
The sedan has a 361 engine and auto trans.
The coupe was a 361, auto.
I'm keeping the front seat out of the sedan, but all the rest goes.
Would need $4,500 for everything to let it go.
Please don't add negative or low IQ comments about what you think they're worth or my way of reasoning.
I'm simply stating what it would take to get me to let them go, and if nobody wants to buy them, they're free to move on, and I'll be happy to just keep them until I'm in a better position to do something with them.
I literally have exactly what I'm asking invested in these cars right now as they sit, because I liked them enough to not care about their worth.
Located in Nahunta, Georgia 31553 - about 30 miles north of the Florida border, and 35 minutes west of I-95 @ Brunswick, Georgia.
