You can easily spend serious coin on a pre-war coupe, but why? Save your cash for something else and instead look for a marque that isn't hyper-inflated by the nefarious market forces of 
I haven't the foggiest idea what the book value is for a '39 Dodge D-11 Deluxe Coupe, but I can tell you that a decent looking, original classic in good running/driving/show condition will often cost far more than the $15k asking here. Even if the Dodge Coupe is the AMC Gremlin of the '30s, I still think this purple people eater is awesome.
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