1935 Ford Model 48

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 bring to market this 1935 Ford Model 48 for your consideration. This example is finished in Gun Metal Grey that shows very well. The chrome is in excellent condition and the interior is neat and tidy throughout. Under the hood is highly restored and according to the owner the engine has been rebuilt 4 years ago. We did notice on our running video that there is small hairline crack in the head on the passenger side. The car was repainted in 2009 and given hydraulic brakes. The car rides on wide whitewalls and comes with its spare and jack as well.

A very unique survivor is a cool piece of pre war history and will make an excellent conversation starter. It runs and drives well and will be sure to turn heads.