1933 Ford 3-window Coupe Original Henry Ford Steel Body Nostalgia Hot Rod 32 34 on 2040-cars
Lancaster, California, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:none
Exterior Color: LeMans Blue - Hot Rod Flats Metallic
Make: Ford
Interior Color: Black
Model: Model A
Trim: none
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: none
Mileage: 99,999
Sub Model: Three Window Coupe
You are bidding on an ORIGINAL 1933 3 window coupe - Henry Ford all steel body.
The roof has already been chopped on this car. Don't know the exact amount of the chop, but I can give measurements.
The doors open and shut very nicely.
The trunk lid is functioning and opens as a trunk, not rumble seat.
Most of the original firewall has been cut out and replaced. The only original part of the firewall is approximately the top 8".
The only part of the floor that is original is the center section. The front and trunk area floor has been replaced.
All the body work has been recently completed as you can see in the pictures and the outside of this body was stripped down to bare metal. There was no rust or cancer present - this is a very, very rust-free solid body.
The body has been painted with Hot Rod Flats metallic LeMans Blue.
The inside of the body has been media-blasted - there was no rust or cancer on the inside either, and then it was painted with a black epoxy sealer.
There is no bare metal anywhere on this body.
This body comes with a chopped windshield frame with glass in it. The windshield frame has rust and pitting in it. Also included is the windshield crank, original 1933 dash and dash insert with the speedometer, glove box door and hinge, original door handles (2), and new after-market trunk handle.
I do not have any window regulators for this car.
This is a rare opportunity to purchase an ORIGINAL solid, great lookin' 1933 Ford 3-window Coupe body.
I strive to describe my items as accurately as I can. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask. Good Luck bidding!
All sales are final - body is being sold as-is, with no title, just bill of sale, for there were no factory-stamped numbers on the body in 1933.
This auction is a reserve-price auction. I pay a fee for this - so please do not ask what the reserve price is.
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