1938 Dodge Pickup Roadster

[RobertKB]

At the risk of incurring the wrath of certain members for posting ongoing ebay auctions, I am going to post a most unusual one for a 1938 Dodge Pickup Roadster. It is a real roadster and like some other unusual and interesting Chrysler products it comes from Australia. This would be a cool beasty to own but I have a feeling it will go for big dollars. Enjoy! http://cgi.ebay.ca/Dodge_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trkparmsZ65Q3a10Q7c66Q3a2Q7c39Q3a1Q7c293Q3a1Q7c294Q3a50QQ_trksidZp3286Q2ec0Q2em14QQhashZitem4cea2e7cb1QQitemZ330346429617QQptZUSQ5fCarsQ5fTrucksQQsalenotsupported

[Dennis Hemingway]

Wow, That is nice.

Dennis:cool:

[PatS....]

I like that...looks to be huge!

[Andydodge]

Actually its not that big, same wheelbase as the sedans but the timber bed makes it look much larger........I had the remains of a 1939 Plymouth Factory Roadster Ute back in the late 70's, just the cowl, dash,floor,1 door and rear body panels but also a heap of pics taken before it was disassembled by someone else, before I ended up with the remains......that 38 Dodge looks to have the same windscreen & posts that my 39 Plymouth had, basically 35/36 Roadster posts......the Dodge would be a unique car anywhere let alone Texas.........andyd

[Normspeed]

What a beauty.

[Tony Cipponeri]

Norm, Texas ain't that far from New Mexico, HUUUUH? Tony C

[RobertKB]

Norm, Tony is right. Maybe instead of a '41 Plymouth buzy coupe, this could be your dream project!

[Normspeed]

Just an hour away, but two days across it!

That pickup would be sweet chopped, channelled and with a SBC for power.

[RobertKB]

That pickup would be sweet chopped, channelled and with a SBC for power.

Norm, how sacrelilgious! I know you are kidding but there are those out there that would do that. Rationale.....if I put a Camaro clip on it, I will have left-hand drive.

[hkestes41]

Right in my backyard, unfortunately my bank account is probably not even big enough for a look-see.

[David Strieb]

Several years ago I exchanged info with the (then) owner when the truck was in aussie land, and was sent these pics. I think it would look better with the orginal bed. I've had my '38 series RC half ton for 26 yrs, always a fun ride.