The Desoto Series CF was introduced in January 1930. It was a low-priced vehicle ranged from just under $1,000 - $1075. It was available as a roadster, phaeton, business coupe, deluxe coupe, convertible coupe, sedan, and Deluxe sedan. Total production reached 20,075.
Deluxe SedanThe Series CF was powered by an L-head eight-cylinder engine that displaced 207.7 cubic inches. It produced 70 horsepower and was mated to a three-speed selective sliding gear transmission with a single-plate dry disc clutch. At all four wheels were hydraulic brakes and wood spoke wheels.Standard equipment on the Series CF included hydraulic brakes, mono-piece body construction, fuel pump, downdraft carburetor, Lovejoy shock absorbers, seven cross-member frame, NorthEast ignition, and mono-piece body construction.
by Daniel Vaughan | Jul 2011
Deluxe Sedan
by Daniel Vaughan | Jul 2011
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