1928 Dodge Brothers Victory Six 4-Door Sedan - $48,999 (Phoenix)

1928 Dodge Brothers Victory Six 4-Door Sedan - Charcoal metallic paint - Gray velvet interior - Custom black vinyl roof - Tilt-out windshield with wipers - 360 Magnum 300+hp Mopar V8 engine - New Holly carburetor - New distributor cap - New distributor rotor - New spark plugs - New spark plug wires - 350 Turbo Hydromatic transmission - Vintage air conditioning - AM/FM Alpine radio with CD - Full box frame - Power disc brakes - Dayton 100 spoke center hub knock-off wheels - Coil-over shocks - Tilt steering wheel column - Gauges include Tachometer, Speedometer, Temperature, Voltage, Fuel, Clock This 1928 Dodge Brothers Victory Six 4-Door Sedan blends vintage elegance with modern performance.
With a striking charcoal metallic paint finish and a luxurious gray velvet interior, this sedan exudes timeless sophistication.
The custom black vinyl roof adds a touch of distinction, completing the classic aesthetic.
Under the hood, a powerful 360 Magnum Mopar V8 engine roars to life, boasting over 300 horsepower.
Recent upgrades, including a Holly carburetor, distributor cap, rotor, spark plugs, and spark plug wires, ensure peak performance and reliability.
The 350 Turbo Hydromatic transmission delivers smooth and responsive shifts, enhancing the overall driving experience.
This meticulously restored sedan features modern conveniences such as vintage air conditioning, an AM/FM Alpine radio with CD player, and a tilt-out windshield with wipers for added comfort and functionality.
The full box frame, power disc brakes, and coil-over shocks contribute to a smooth and controlled ride.
With the Dodge Brothers logo on them, the Dayton 100 spoke center hub knock-off wheels not only enhance the sedan's visual appeal but also provide a nod to its classic heritage.
The interior is thoughtfully designed with a tilt steering wheel column and a comprehensive set of gauges, including a tachometer, speedometer, temperature, voltage, fuel, and clock.
With a fascinating history as a museum piece for 35 years, this 1928 Dodge Brothers Victory Six has undergone an extensive restoration, with over $100,000 invested in its meticulous transformation.
It stands as a testament to the timeless allure of vintage automobiles, offering a unique opportunity to own a piece of automotive history that seamlessly combines classic charm with modern performance.