1934 Ford

Flathead V8
38,000.00 USD

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1934 Ford Flathead V8

1934 Ford Flathead V8 Suicide-Door Sedan

- Frame-Off Restored, N. Carolina Car -

$38000

Exterior Color: Black

Interior Color: Tan Velvet

Mileage: 42,049

Doors: 4-door

Transmission: 3-speed Manual

Drive Type: Rear

Engine: Flathead V8

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Features

Flathead V8 Engine, 3-speed Manual Transmission, 90 mph Speedometer, Amps & Fuel Gauges, Suicide Doors, Crank-Operated Windshield, Dual Mirrors, Spoke Wheels, Firestone Tires

Comments

1934 Ford suicide door sedan in show quality condition. All steel, no rust car found in a N. Carolina tobacco barn with only 42.049 miles and then fully restored to better-than-new condition. The original flathead V8 engine was rebuilt to stock specs, the carburetor rebuilt, and the original transmission resealed. The suspension was rebuilt and brakes completely gone through & renewed. A new exhaust system was installed.

The body was taken off the frame and the frame & chassis sprayed with correct satin black paint; with no suspicious undercoating or patches. The spoke wheels were bead blasted, sprayed with correct light yellow paint, and new Firestone 6.00/6.50 Firestone tires. The paint is show-quality gloss black and has been block sanded and buffed to a smooth glossy finish.

The interior is all original (!!!)and perfect; no wear on the seats, no wear on the original door panels, perfect dash with the painted on woodgrain. Perfect original steering wheel. Perfect headliner. Perfect glass and all windows operate smoothly. Crank open windshield. The bumpers, horns, & grille were rechromed. Starts right up and settles into a smooth quiet idle. There are no mechanical issues; no smoke, no leaks, no noises, and runs cruises perfectly at 55-60 mph.

These are the cars made famous by Bonnie & Clyde, Pretty Boy Floyd, Machine Gun Kelly, and the moonshiners who needed fast getaway cars as they traveled the country. The Model As were too slow with their 4-cylinders and police cars of the era simply could not run with the new Flathead V8. This one is show quality and 100% correct.