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It's a 1950 DeSoto sportsman coupe there were only 4600 were made, it makes it the very first year of the official hardtop for Chrysler it has a 237 Flathead six with a fluid drive trans 

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Welcome Aboard from Oz.........I like the DeSoto.....don't think I've ever seen a pic of one, certainly never seen one in the flesh as all mopars post war were 4dr sedans based essentially on the Plymouth 4 dr body shell with variations of the Plymouth, Dodge or DeSoto grilles and body moldings etc and for a few years in the mid/late 50's some Utes and a few wagons.......hardtops just didn't arrive..........nice car..........andyd 

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Beautiful ride.  I'm not a  huge fan of hardtops or two-doors (just personal taste), but this one might have just won me over!

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Classy, me likey. And Welcome to the forum.

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I love the first MoPar hardtops..I like your ride!

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Very sharp Desoto ! Dad had a ‘50 when I was a kid, but wasn’t the hard top. 

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This is it's big brother...a 1950 NewYorker Newport 8 cylinder hardtop...same body as the good looking DeSoto!

Convertible "X" member frame.... not sure if the DeSoto uses the convert "X" frame though...

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Nice car.  I see a little period spiffing up with the lakes pipes and dummy teardrop spots.  Are the pipes connected?  Welcome to the forum.Back in the 70s I had a 51 DeSoto hardtop with the factory a/c unit in the trunk and clear plastic vent tubes in the package tray.

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