1927 Dodge 4-Door Sedan - Roger Bryden Collection
Vehicle Description
We will be happy to take more pictures - if necessary - and can certainly arrange for you to see it in person. This is part of the Roger Bryden Collection. Roger would buy vehicles from his customers & friends when they didn't have a use for them, wanted to trade them in, couldn't drive anymore, or just plain needed money. Some had special meaning to Roger and others were just nice cars. He stored them in climate-controlled buildings, many were in the new car showroom from time-to-time. You may call Scott Bryden with questions at (608) 364-5922. We will do our best to answer them. Mileage cannot be relied upon as actual. Tax, Title, License, & DOC Fee of $169.99 may be required depending upon area being titled. We can perform sales tax, license, and titling services for Wisconsin & Illinois. Any other areas, it will be dependent upon the winning bidder to secure those fees and any import or export taxes charged by governing bodies.On Jun-08-17 at 11:23:12 PDT, seller added the following information:This vehicle is part of the Roger Bryden Collection. Our owner, Roger Bryden, who had reached 50 years in the car business before his passing on June 8, 2014, would buy vehicles from his customers & friends when they didn't have a use for them, wanted to trade them in, or just plain needed money. Some had special meaning to Roger, like maybe he sold the car when it was new, and others were just plain nice cars. He stored them in climate-controlled buildings and many were in the new car showroom from time-to-time.
On Jun-11-17 at 13:58:40 PDT, seller added the following information:I posted more pictures, including the VIN plate, the back seat, the ceiling, the number near the engine (chassis?), and the odometer. Please note: the odometer on this car says 89,649. We have two very similar cars that we have thought each were 27s or 28s at some point. We've now been told by potential buyers that Dodge never made a Victory Six. We may have to pull this listing and start over. I'm trying my best to figure this out on a 90 year old vehicle. :)
