Few classic cars have been fortunate enough to come through the decades in as strong a fashion as this 1951 Dodge Wayfarer Convertible. With its striking blue paint still showing nicely, and its assortment of brightwork and badging looking clean, this open-air cruiser appears as if it has time travelled from its vintage era straight to the present. It rides on a set of convincingly authentic whitewall tires that are in surprisingly good shape, and its tan cloth convertible top is in downright great condition, ready to be lifted into position to protect you from the elements. If you want a classic with bona fide rarity, this Dodge warrants a closer look. There were very few Wayfarers manufactured in convertible configuration, most of them have long since dropped off the map and, of those remaining, it's a safe bet that few can match the solid driving condition this one features.

Climb inside and you'll be impressed with your surroundings. This interior is in uniformly clean shape, with a bench seat that's covered in tan vinyl free of any marked wrinkling or discoloration and door panels that still cling firmly to their surrounding steel. The dash area has been left in its native ... Please ask for the full description.