• Original Henry Ford Full Steel Body
• Ford Flathead V-8
• Polished Aluminum Offenhauser Heads
• Rare Vintage Polished Aluminum Dual-Carb Intake
• Dual Stromberg Carburetors
• 3-Speed Manual Transmission
• Custom Epoxy Coated 16" Wire Wheels
• Banjo Steering Wheel
• Full Leather Custom Interior and Rumble Seat
• Matching White Retracting Soft Top With Boot
• Engine-Turned Gauge Cluster Fascia
• Retro-Styled Analog Gauges in stock-type Instrument Cluster
• Vintage Turn-Signal Mechanism with Blinker on the Stalk End
• Custom Exhaust
• B-L-C Headlamps With Turn Signals
• Blue-Dot Tail Light Lenses
• Hydraulic Drum Brakes
This sharp 1934 Ford features an original Henry Ford full steel
body and is powered by a Ford Flathead V8 fitted with polished
aluminum Offenhauser heads, a rare vintage polished aluminum
dual-carb intake, and dual Stromberg carburetors, backed by a
3-speed manual transmission. It rides on custom epoxy-coated
16-inch wire wheels and is equipped with hydraulic drum brakes,
custom exhaust, B-L-C headlamps with turn signals, and blue-dot
tail light lenses. Inside you'll find a full leather custom
interior with rumble seat, banjo steering wheel, engine-turned
gauge cluster fascia with retro-styled analog gauges, and a vintage
turn-signal mechanism, all topped by a matching white retracting
soft top with boot. At our Florida location. See this Roadster on
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