1934 Ford 3 Window Coupe

All the window moldings are present in that 2nd video. Hopefully someone doesnt buy this and turn it into some chevy powered, easter egg painted piece of crap....
 
I was wondering if anyone else was on to this. I really don't understand why people have to fabricate stories. It is what it is. I don't pay extra for fables.It would appear that appropriate action has been taken in this case already.
 
I have a difficult time buying and selling. About the only time I sell something is because I have found something I like better. My son, who is more realistic says I fall in love with them.

Its rare you find a car like this. The best of luck to Digger, it would be good to see a Fordbarner get it.

Shadetree
 
I was wondering if anyone else was on to this. I really don't understand why people have to fabricate stories. It is what it is. I don't pay extra for fables.It would appear that appropriate action has been taken in this case already.

Hello Everyone! I work at the shop that this beautiful car was videotaped at. I knew about the car before the current owner bought it and put it on Ebay. I know the previous owner. I've seen the car in good light every day this week plus last thursday and friday. If my internet holds up, I can answer a couple questions about the car.

Here's what I do know about it. It is not associated with the Lake Park bunch of barn find 3w's. This one was found in the woodsy lakes-area of MN. The previous owner got it from his brother's estate after his brother passed. He's had the car for 3 or 4 years; his brother had it since (I'm guessing here) the 60's or 70's. It's a very very nice car. The frame and transmission numbers match the title. It runs. There will be a video posted of it driving around in the snow tonight or tommorrow.

I can't even believe the interest in this car- obviously it's a diamond in the rough, but it's just old steel, right ;) Like I said I knew it was for sale, (and for a decent price) but, at the age of 24, I was unable to scrape together the bread to buy it without having to sell it right away.

I really hope it goes to a good home- I've fallen in love with it in the last week and I'll be sorry to see it go.
 
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