1939 Ford Tudor Deluxe

longgone

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City
Springville
State
New York
Price
5000
1939 Ford Tudor Deluxe Project

A nearly complete, solid, and original car from Wisconsin.

Everything looks like it's been sitting a very long time. It has a very decent original dash, gauges, banjo wheel, and chrome windshield frame. The engine is a 59A engine that battery turns, The transmission & radiator both appear original and in undamaged condition. There's very little rust thru on the sheet metal and what paint is left is original. All the glass is either bad or missing.

The floors are very good back to the tool tray, which is gone. A replacement panel for the area below the trunk lid is included but not for the tool tray. The door and quarter bottoms look very good. The fenders look good at the running boards but both fronts have a small amount of rust thru near the grill and the right rear fender has had major hammering. The frame has surface rust & pitting but no obvious rust thru..... at least from what I can see without a lift.

All the gauges, headliner bows, and garnish moldings are there but no window cranks, interior door handles, and very little upholstery. The front bumper and quarter trim are also missing.

Wheels and caps are original. Tires are rollers.
Rolls and steers easily for loading but brakes don't work.

Open Wisconsin title from 1972
$5000
 

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Very solid body. What's left of the original black paint still has a shine.

It's a project but nearly complete.
I think it's too nice to part out but it would be a great donor car for a '39 deluxe coupe.

Yesterday I moved it inside the garage before snow comes.
If it doesn't sell, I hope to see how well it runs over the winter.

A correction to the initial post:
The door window cranks are there and both door windows do roll down from closed, to the vent position, and then to fully down, as originally designed
 
Thanks for your interest.

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