1935 Ford Cabriolet

A completely refreshed Ford came in 1935 with the 4-cylinder no longer being offered, leaving just the 221 Cubic Inch V8 to power every Ford car and truck. The body was lowered and new comfort seating was designed. It was a much more modern car with a pushed forward grille and integrating fenders into the body. Another major design advance was integrating the trunk into the body. With many being pulled apart for steel during war time, others being hot-rodded or customized, it is something very special when you can find one with that good ol' Henry steel and that flathead V8 still in place.

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this well restored and highly original example of the 1935 Ford Convertible for your consideration. The car was striped to bare bones and according to the owner thiere is just 10 miles on the car since it was painted. The car came out of Oregon. With all the right pieces in place, this vehicle shows like new but with what appears to be all original powertrain, the body appears to be all steel with a quick feel with a magnet and overall this is one of the best pre-war convertibles we have had! The exterior shows excellently with its chrome bumpers, trim, grill, glass, paint and wheels all in great shape, the red painted wheels is a great touch to make this one stand out and with the rumble seat for a trunk and a drop top ready and willing to put the wind in your hair, this is as good as they get!