Dodge Brothers Club

http://www.prewarcar.com/magazine/previ ... 18760.html Let's see how this works. If the link doesn't work, go to www.PreWar.com and look for A New Bridge is Crossed in Alaska. It's an article about a 1916 DB that was used when new, and has been in a musuem for many years. It is believed to be the oldest DB in Alaska. Upon opening a new bridge in Alaska they invited several old cars to be the first to cross it. Quite a significant car in Alaska history.

That's funny. I'm moving to Alaska, and was debating whether or not I should even try to take mine. I know back in the day, there weren't any other options, but I don't figure it's worth trying to take a '32 DL Sedan to Alaska to be enjoyed 3 months of the year!

A '32 should be fun up there, you probably have a heater and real windshield wipers. Why couldn't you drive it more then 3 months?