This 1936 Dodge D2 business coupe is said to have been sold new in California and remained with the original owner’s family for over six decades.

It was acquired by the seller out of Arizona in 2006 and subsequently refurbished.

An National First Prize was awarded in 2011.

The car is finished in blue over tan cloth upholstery, and power comes from a 217ci inline-six paired with a three-speed manual transmission.

Features include dual brake lights, body-color artillery-style wheels, a vented hood, driving lamps, a painted woodgrain steel dash panel, and a heater.

This Dodge is now offered with a clean California title in the seller’s name.

The car was reportedly repainted maroon under previous ownership, and the body and fenders are said to have been removed from the frame and soda-blasted before a repaint in Dodge Blue was performed during the refurbishment.

Features include chrome bumpers with overriders, dual brake lights, running boards, a driver-side mirror, dual windshie...