Offered for sale with No Reserve is this 1924 Dodge Brothers Series
116 Touring Car. This well running, highly original vehicle is
being sold to benefit the victims of the tragic Robbins Lumber fire
in Searsmont, Maine. All proceeds of this sale will go to the fund
established to help the victims and their families of that tragic
event. Highly original Dodge Touring Cars like this Series 116 are
hard to come by. Owned by the current owner since 1968, it is an
original car except the paint which was repainted in the early
1970's and has cracking and crazing issues. It is an exceptional
well kept original car, the upholstery material shows wear but is
original and the top material is original. Under the hood this
Dodge Brothers is powered by a 4-cylinder 212ci engine and a
3-speed manual transmission. This Dodge is mechanically well sorted
and runs and drives extremely well. It has been maintained for
decades by well-known antique auto expert George Sprowl Sr. of
Antiques Express. On May 15, 2026 the small communities of and
around Searsmont, Maine was devastated by the Robbins Lumber Mill
fire. The heroic unselfish efforts of first responders who charged
into harm's way for the benefit of others will never be forgotten.
All proceeds of this sale are donated to help those in need, who
gave of themselves to help others. Thank you to all our first
Responders. Vehicle sold with a registration.
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