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1937' Ford
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$64,900Published 10 January 2017ID: eDvNPy
Expired
7 years, 10 months ago
7 years, 10 months ago
Information from the owner
Body: Sedan
Age: 80 years
Transmission: Automatic
Seller's comments about 1937' Ford
A one-of-a-kind 1937 Ford Sedan Convertible street rod. Complete street rod conversion from an original stock car! About 3,000 miles since the build.
This beautiful street rod was showcased as a calendar car of Fosses Cool Cars. Foss did the finish work on the car prior to the calendar shoot. Custom mixed aqua teal color.
www.fossescoolcars.com/cargallery/37fordleiske.htm
Amenities include 350 Chevy crate engine, 350 automatic, power brakes, nine inch Ford rear, disc front brakes. AC/heat, classic VDO gauges, custom designed leather interior by Holcomb's Upholstery
www.holcombupholstery.com
Always garaged in Arizona since street rod project build. Can be seen in Mesa, Arizona.
There were 4373 of these cars produced with this model being the most expensive Ford car available in 1937. This car was called the "All Weather" because unlike the similar open-windowed phaeton, the sedan convertible had roll up glass windows. The most famous person to own a 36/37 Ford Sedan Convertible likely was President Franklin DeLano Roosevelt, who bought one to use at his Warm Springs, Georgia retreat.
Very motivated to sell. Must see. Make offer.
Call or email for appointment.
This beautiful street rod was showcased as a calendar car of Fosses Cool Cars. Foss did the finish work on the car prior to the calendar shoot. Custom mixed aqua teal color.
www.fossescoolcars.com/cargallery/37fordleiske.htm
Amenities include 350 Chevy crate engine, 350 automatic, power brakes, nine inch Ford rear, disc front brakes. AC/heat, classic VDO gauges, custom designed leather interior by Holcomb's Upholstery
www.holcombupholstery.com
Always garaged in Arizona since street rod project build. Can be seen in Mesa, Arizona.
There were 4373 of these cars produced with this model being the most expensive Ford car available in 1937. This car was called the "All Weather" because unlike the similar open-windowed phaeton, the sedan convertible had roll up glass windows. The most famous person to own a 36/37 Ford Sedan Convertible likely was President Franklin DeLano Roosevelt, who bought one to use at his Warm Springs, Georgia retreat.
Very motivated to sell. Must see. Make offer.
Call or email for appointment.
