Gateway Classic Cars of Detroit is excited to present this 1946
Ford Deluxe 2-Door Sedan! While it keeps its vintage curves and
iconic presence, this beast packs a surprise under the hood: a
roaring 455 CID V8 that delivers raw power with every stomp of the
pedal. Its old-school style meets modern muscle, making it a true
head-turner at shows or on the street. Whether you're chasing
nostalgia or just want something no one else has, this Ford blends
timeless design with heart-pounding performance. Classic look, big
block soul- this ride was built to stand out. Don't miss your
chance to own a piece of history, inquire today!-VIN#
1GA266403-455CID V8 (Oldsmobile Block, #396021 F, 68-72 Big
Block)-Edelbrock Carb w/ Electric Choke, Griffin Aluminum
Radiator-Turbo 400 Automatic Transmission, Power Brakes, Power
Steering, Teleflex Gauges-Vintager Air A/C Kit Included (Not
Installed), AM/FM/CD, Upgraded Interior, Banjo Steering WheelAnd
much more...
Vehicle Details
1946 Ford Standard / Deluxe
Listing ID:CC-2013016
Price:$45,000
Location:O'Fallon, Illinois
Year:1946
Make:Ford
Model:Standard / Deluxe
Exterior Color:Burgundy
Interior Color:Gray
Transmission:Automatic
Odometer:13279
Stock Number:DET2498
VIN:GCCDET2498
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