1957 DeSoto Firedome sedan, 16400 Miles original For Sale
This DeSoto Firedome Series S25 Sedan was built in 1957, but it still looks as if it has just come fresh from the factory. The color combination of brown and beige is as shiny as it was on day one, a DeSoto in such an original state of preservation is almost impossible to find today. The new car feeling is not just limited to optical aspects – both engine and gearbox run smooth and trouble-free. The overall handling invites the new owner to add a couple of miles to the original 16,399 miles.
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The brand DeSoto was founded by Walter Chrysler in 1928, in order to compete in the medium price segment. Soon after the introduction of the model year 1952 a new 4.5 liter V8 engine called Fire Dome Eight was offered. In 1953 the model types Deluxe and Custom were abandoned. From then on the six cylinder models were called Powermaster Six and the V8 models Firedome 8. At the peak of their popularity the Firesweep, Firedome and Fireflite were De Soto's best selling models. The DeSoto Firedome was a large passenger car offered between 1952 and 1959. Its position, however, changed constantly in those seven years: During the first two years of production the Firedome was the brand's top model, in 1955 and 1956 it was the least expensive model, over the last three years it eventually occupied a mid position. The Firedome was introduced in 1953, shortly before the 25th birthday of DeSoto, it replaced the Custom, production of which had been suspended in 1952. The six-seater was available as 4-door sedan, as 5-door station wagon, as 2-door coupé or as 2-door convertible. In 1955 DeSoto abandoned the Powermaster with a six cylinder engine and produced the top model Fireflite instead, so that the Firedome with its V8 engine would serve as basis model from that point on. However, two years later the series was upgraded within the range of model types when DeSoto offered the Dodge-based, smaller Firesweep in 1957. Production of the Firedome ended in October 1959.
1029 DeSoto 4DR Sedan
..Rare Car
..Right Hand Drive
..Carin Great Condition
..Have owned it 26 Years and/
..Have taken Great Care of it
..Yellow Paint w/ Brown Fenders
..Tan Interior
..Recently.....
1949 DeSoto Custom Club Coupe
..Car had been Totally Restored
..And
..In Great Running Condition
..Asking $16,500 USD
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This Firedome was built in 1957 and comes from the Series S25 Sportsman. The car had its last paintwork in pearl white and wine red 15 years ago, today it has a really nice patina. The body was overhauled.....
1955 Desoto Firedome Sportsman Coupe
..Two Door Hard Top
..Rare Car
..Red & White Paint
..New Gray & White Interior
..New Headliner
..Black & Chrome Dash Looks Great
..Push Button Radio
..Clock
..291ci/185hp.....
1949 DeSoto 4DR Sedan
..Model S-13 I Believe
..Car Is Straight
..Car is Solid
..Lite Blue Paint
..Dark Blue Roof
..2-Tone Blue Interior
..Upholstery Looks Great
..Dash Looks Very Good
..DeSoto.....
The 1940 DeSoto sales logo stated: “We’re a Long Way from being Millionaires—but We’re Having the Times of Our Lives in the one 1940 with 39 new features Missing is 2-3 or 4 year-old cars”......
