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For Sale: 1947 Ford Sportsman in Costa Mesa, California
Only 3|692 Sportsman convertible were produced by the Ford Motor
Company between 1946 and 1947| with a very few being titled as 1948
models. The body numbers were stamped on the firewall on all
Sportsmen. Hard Maple from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and
Mahogany from the Philippines were used to produce the wood bodies|
a craft perfected by Ford through years of building station wagons
and depot hacks. All Sportsmen had power windows and a power top|
as well as a leather interior. Reportedly| there are fewer than 100
examples surviving today. This exceptional example was body-off
rotisserie restored to the highest of standards. Finished in Glade
Green with maroon leather and a black Haartz stay-fast canvas
convertible top. Equipped with the original 239cid flat-head V8 and
3 speed manual transmission. The highly finished wooden structure
of the vehicle is comprised of Maple and inlayed with Mahogany
coated in high luster urethane to protect the finish. The Sportsman
was found in the top-of-the-line Super Deluxe catalog. Far and away
the most expensive Ford offered in 1947| it sold new for $2|282
dollars. Part of the Crevier Classic Car Collection| now offered
for sale| and undoubtedly one of the finest Sportsman Convertible
in existence. A proven concours record of success.
Vehicle Details
1947 Ford Sportsman
Listing ID:CC-1505500
Price:$175,000
Location:Costa Mesa, California
Year:1947
Make:Ford
Model:Sportsman
Exterior Color:Glade Green
Interior Color:Maroon Leather
Transmission:Manual
Odometer:90
Stock Number:200089D
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