The 1939 Dodge D11 Luxury Liner Town Coupe by Hayes is a rare and distinctive prewar Mopar, built during Dodge’s 25th anniversary year.  While the D11 introduced streamlined styling with integrated headlamps and flowing fenders, the Hayes-bodied Town Coupe elevated the design with limited-production coachwork and unique proportions.  Constructed by Hayes Body Corporation for Chrysler Corporation, this special body was offered only for the 1939 model year on select Dodge, DeSoto, and Chrysler chassis.  Unlike standard business coupes, the Hayes Town Coupe featured a lengthened roofline and expanded passenger compartment, allowing true forward-facing rear seating.  The result was a two-door car that combined coupe styling with sedan-like comfort.

Distinctive roof contours, a split rear window, and subtle trim differences set the Hayes body apart from factory-built Dodge coupes. The extended cabin and larger glass area give the car an elegant, balanced profile that remains immediately recognizable to knowledgeable enthusiasts.  Produced in very limited numbers for a brief period, surviving Dodge examples are exceptionally scarce today.  Powered by Dodge’s reliable inline six-cylinder engine and built on a sturdy hydraulic-brake chassis, the D11 offered dependable performance to match its uncommon coachwork.  Rare, historically significant, and seldom seen on the market, the 1939 Dodge D11 Luxury Liner Town Coupe by Hayes represents an opportunity to acquire a truly uncommon example of prewar American automotive craftsmanship.

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