It is not often that you see a 1942 Ford much less the Businessman
Coupe. Only a limited number of businessman coupes were built. Due
to WWII, Ford halted production of civilian vehicles on February
10, 1942. Any cars subsequently produced were taken away to the
military or government warehouses. Ford produced slightly less than
160,000 cars for 1942 with only 5,411 being Super Deluxe Business
Coupes.The Business Coupe was built for the traveling salesman. As
there was no need for a back seat, the car was built with the doors
the same size as the door of a 4-door sedan. Behind the seat is a
concealed compartment that allowed for just enough room to place
samples or a briefcase. The trunk was much larger so that the
salesman could carry plenty of merchandise.This is an incredible
1942 Ford is a rare find. Exterior exhibits very good Fathom Blue
paint and the chrome and trim are in excellent condition as
well.Interior is tan and is the original LeBaron Bonney interior.
All interior components are in excellent like new condition.
Woodgrain is still shiny and excellent. Engine is the 221 cid
Flathead V8 paired with a 3-speed manual transmission. Features are
the circle horn, beautiful woodgrain trim in excellent condition,
clock, radio, and heater.This car resides in Ohio. It is available
for viewing by appointment only. It has remained garaged and has
won some show awards.
Vehicle Details
1942 Ford Business Coupe
Listing ID:CC-1530670
Price:$22,000
Location:Cornelius, North Carolina
Year:1942
Make:Ford
Model:Business Coupe
Exterior Color:Blue
Interior Color:Beige/Tan
Transmission:Manual
Odometer:0
Stock Number:H195
VIN:0000000H195
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