TMU 45.6ci L-Head Inline-Four Single Downdraft Carburetor Three-Speed Manual Transmission Gold Paint Two-Tone Wood Body Panels Tan Vinyl Upholstery Fabric-Covered Roof Black Side Curtains Gold-Painted 15" Pressed-Steel Wheels Mechanically Actuated Drum Brakes
This 1939 American Bantam Model 60 is one of approximately 317 station wagons built during two years of production and underwent a refurbishment under previous ownership before being purchased by the seller in 2018.

Finished in gold with wood rear body panels, the car is powered by a 45.6ci L-head inline-four with a single downdraft carburetor.

Additional features include a three-speed manual transmission, mechanically actuated four-wheel drum brakes, gold-painted 15” pressed-steel wheels, bucket seats upholstered in tan vinyl, and a wood-lined cargo area that can be fitted with side curtains.

This Bantam station wagon is now offered with model-related literature, a tool kit, a set of tan rubber floor mats, and a clean Nevada t...