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This 2-door Ford coupe is located in Belmont, New Hampshire and is for sale here on eBay
where spirited bidding is up to just over $3,000 but the reserve hasn’t
been met yet. This great old flathead has been stored taken apart since
it was moved from New Mexico at least 35 years ago. The engine has been
made to run but there’s still an obvious large amount of work left to
do. I really like the lines on the front of this car; you see a lot of
32-34 Fords, and a lot of 40 Fords, but I can’t remember the last time I
saw a 1938 model. The seller tells us that the car was stored
disassembled and “dry” and it has been resurrected to the point of
starting the engine. There is no front seat, but most of the rest of
the hard stuff is there. The seller also speaks of there being no paint
but a lot of “patina” – I call it rust – but it appears there are few
holes, if any. Would you restore it, run it as-is, or turn it into a
street rod?
Source: barnfinds.com
This 2-door Ford coupe is located in Belmont, New Hampshire and is for sale here on eBay
where spirited bidding is up to just over $3,000 but the reserve hasn’t
been met yet. This great old flathead has been stored taken apart since
it was moved from New Mexico at least 35 years ago. The engine has been
made to run but there’s still an obvious large amount of work left to
do. I really like the lines on the front of this car; you see a lot of
32-34 Fords, and a lot of 40 Fords, but I can’t remember the last time I
saw a 1938 model. The seller tells us that the car was stored
disassembled and “dry” and it has been resurrected to the point of
starting the engine. There is no front seat, but most of the rest of
the hard stuff is there. The seller also speaks of there being no paint
but a lot of “patina” – I call it rust – but it appears there are few
holes, if any. Would you restore it, run it as-is, or turn it into a
street rod?Source: barnfinds.com
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