1934 Ford 4 Door Sedan Deluxe $42,500 Negotiable on 2040-cars
Seminole, Florida, United States
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1934 Ford 4 door Sedan Deluxe $42,500 Negotiable
Location: Seminole FL USA 33777
Contact: James (612)-269-4771 or (621)-269-7002
This beautiful ALL-STEEL antique has been fully restored and no corners have been cut during its restoration process. This is the same year, make and model that the infamous Bonnie & Clyde were killed in. Comes with the original, numbers matching engine that has been fully rebuilt with less than 3,500 miles on it. The transmission is the original Columbia 2-speed manual transmission. 4 door vehicle, sedan deluxe, 2 wheel drive. Gloss black exterior, and a fully restored mohair interior and headliner.
Comes with the original radio that has been restored, potter trunk, clean title, and antique plates. The windows go up and down flawlessly, the doors all shut very solid, there is no rust on the vehicle, and the wheels, tires, and brakes are all functional and in great shape.
This car is perfect for parades, museums, cruising, or taking to shows. Anyone who is considering buying this will not be disappointed! Please call James at the number above to ask questions, see the car, or to make an offer. No reasonable offer will be refused, and we are in Florida so we can show it anytime. Thanks for looking!
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