The 1956 DeSoto Fireflite Sedan 4-Door is a stunning Hemi-powered survivor in two-tone pink and black. Featuring a 330ci V8 and push-button automatic, this no-reserve museum find recently received a full brake overhaul. Experience the peak of mid-century American tail-fin design.
A deep dive into the 1934 DeSoto Airflow Coupe, a landmark in aerodynamic design. Features its L-head Inline 6 and award-winning restoration. As one of only 1,584 Coupes produced, this car represents a bold, early experiment in streamlined, monocoque construction that challenged the status quo.
A beautifully restored 1955 DeSoto Firedome Convertible 3-Speed returns with Hemi muscle, sky-blue charm, and classic elegance.
This 1949 DeSoto DeLuxe Station Wagon blends handcrafted wood details, rare design, and classic charm in one well-preserved package.
Dusty Orange Dream: A 1957 De Soto’s Restored Mid-Century Marvel This 1957 De Soto Firesweep Sportsman Hardtop, a vehicle featured in Hemmings Classic Car magazine, is a testament to the bold design and innovative engineering of the late 1950s. Restored to a high standard, this De Soto, with its Dusty Orange and white two-tone exterior … Read more
This 1956 DeSoto Firedome Sportsman, a rare and elegant example of mid-1950s American automotive design, is a testament to the glamour and innovation of the era. One of only 4,589 two-door Sportsman hardtops produced for the model year, this DeSoto is finished in a striking two-tone red and white, a classic color combination that perfectly … Read more
This 1956 DeSoto Firedome Sportsman is a dazzling example of mid-century American automotive design. One of only 4,589 two-door Sportsman hardtops produced that year, this Firedome is a rare treat, especially in its eye-catching two-tone red and white livery. With its powerful 330ci Hemi V8 engine, classic styling, and recent refresh, this DeSoto is ready … Read more
This 1947 DeSoto Custom is a classic American automobile with a timeless design. Featuring iconic suicide doors, this vehicle offers a unique blend of vintage charm and potential. The DeSoto boasts a powerful Flathead 6 engine, ensuring a smooth and reliable driving experience. Recent upgrades include a new gas tank, gas line, sending unit, tires, … Read more
The 1957 DeSoto Firesweep stands as a distinctive and stylish example of mid-century American automotive design. Produced by Chrysler’s DeSoto division from 1956 to 1959, the Firesweep was crafted to offer a blend of luxury, performance, and affordability, targeting a broad range of consumers. History: Replacing the Firedome series, the Firesweep was introduced to meet … Read more