1925 Dodge Brothers Touring

edited by David Barth, 15 March 2009.
Courtesy Antique Car Museum of Iowa at 860 Quarry Road, Coralville, Iowa, 52241 USA.
Photos were taken in March 2009.

The Dodge Brothers of Detroit, Michigan, decided to go into operation, and by the end of 1914 they had produced an automobile.

This 1925 Dodge was a sturdy vehicle. The car had a 35 horsepower, L-head, four-cylinder engine. Dodge was the first to produce an all-steel body. Standard equipment included leather seats, electric lights, electric starting system, windshields, and demountable wheel rims. The tire size is 30 x 5 inches.

The design is sleek and streamlined. 1924 Dodge Touring cars were frequently purchased by police departments for use as police vehicles. A four-door, five passenger Touring originally cost $885.

Courtesy of Ron and Daniel Johnson.