1939 convertible Sedan

I have a '39 CS and it is an outstanding driver. I've been driving it for 26 years. Ford built 3,561 Convertible Sedans in '39, the last year for that body style. As others have said, if you have the time, money,etc, and the parts that are unique to the CS are there, l'd go for it��

I thought they made a CS in '40? Maybe it was called something else.
 
I thought they made a CS in '40? Maybe it was called something else.

MERCURY made a CS in '40........NO Fords, though! DD

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If it's the car I am thinking it is in ILL in my opinion it is a absolute steal

The guy in Illinois is selling the original 39 engine that came out of the car separate from the 1939 Convertible Sedan; He says he is "at a loss" over the project, whatever that means. He would not elaborate. I told him it would probably be easier to sell the car with the engine in it. He says he may reconsider that option. Hope so.
 
I have a 39 four door convert for sale. It is a very special car. It has a B&M blower, dual 94's, skirts, Columbia two speed axle, Radial whites, duels, Spyder hubcaps, anti sway bar, tube shocks, fog lites, built in turns, stone guards, bumper guards, beautiful leather interior, killer wood grain, black with white top. This car could be had for the middle fifties. pictures available.
 
The front seat back is part of the body structure. It is integral to the car. Many parts are CS only as said. The side window frames are killers to replace and most are no good. Don't buy it until unless you have a 39 convertible sedan expert inspect it. It will $1000 you to death.
 
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