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1959 DeSoto Firedome

Bid up to about $30,000, but didn't sell.
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autofantasia said:

Nice shot Norm and one fabulous looking car too! :)
10 years ago

Indycaver (Norm) replied to autofantasia:

Thanks Paul!
10 years ago ( translate )

Shuttering Yukon said:

red~hot land yacht! it's a beautiful car!
10 years ago

Indycaver (Norm) replied to Shuttering Yukon:

Thanks Wendi! :-)
10 years ago ( translate )

1971 Dodge Charger R… said:

The Firedome model name was introduced for 1952 model year.
It was named after it's "FireDome" 276.1 cubic inch hemi head (hemispherical combustion chamber) engine.
'59 was the last year for Firedome model and, by then, they were actually using the "Turboflash" 383 cubic inch B block wedge head engine with a 2 barrel carburetor or the optional "Adventurer" 383 wedge head engine with two 4 barrel carbs and a hi-lift camshaft. Ooh-Rah !!! That's probably enough to get this sled airborne!
10 years ago

Indycaver (Norm) replied to 1971 Dodge Charger R…:

Thanks for the info! :-)
10 years ago

Christel Ehretsmann said:

great angle of view for that red "swallow"
10 years ago

Indycaver (Norm) replied to Christel Ehretsmann:

Thanks Christel!
10 years ago ( translate )

Clickity Click said:

Haven't thought about the Desoto for years! Such big ride :)
10 years ago

Indycaver (Norm) replied to Clickity Click:

Thanks Chris! :-) I'm more of a fan of the Art Deco DeSotos, but I know there are a lot of folks out there who like the late 50s.
10 years ago

Fantasyfan said:

Gorgeous car
10 years ago ( translate )

Indycaver (Norm) replied to Fantasyfan:

Thanks Sanna!
10 years ago ( translate )