1929 Dodge DA Six Sedan
No Reserve

Registration No: MU 6156
Chassis No: 61802
MOT: Exempt

• A rare RHD example, with a 4.1-litre straight-six engine
• Formerly used as a wedding car for the best part of 20 years
• A much loved member of the family that requires renewing
• Supplied with photos of wedding usage and current V5C

Shortly after acquiring Dodge in 1928 Chrysler ordered the four-cylinder models, on which Dodge had made its reputation, be dropped in favour of six-cylinder designs. The DA debuted in 1929, as the DA Six. One of the greatest refinements pioneered on the DA’s was the use of rubber engine mounts. These stopped heavy vibrations from the six-cylinder engine and 3-speed gearbox being transmitted through the frame into the cabin of the car. Not only aiding the occupants’ comfort, they helped prevent anything from vibrating loose. DA’s were also fitted with hydraulically controlled drum brakes front and rear which was a first for an American-built car up to that time.

Believed to be an original and rare right hand drive example, as evidenced by the lack of modifications to the bulkhead, and powered by a 4.1-litre straight six engine, this DA Six has seen service as a wedding car for the past couple of decades. In running order up until a couple of years ago, it is now ripe for restoration. Finished in cream and brown with a brown interior it is supplied with photographs of wedding usage and a Swansea V5C.

For more information, please contact:
Oliver Fernyhough-Martin
oliver.fernyhough-martin@handh.co.uk
07483 361000