Completely Original Model 48 Ford Tudor Sedan. Two owner, actual miles.

1935 Ford 48 Description

A straight, completely original car, I got it from a man in his nineties that bought it from the original owner in 1941. It has been in a warehouse the last year, displayed in a Buffalo restaurant for many years prior to that and always garaged. It is all original paint, never wrecked, runs great. I am going through it in my shop and doing a front to back thorough cleaning, servicing drivetrain and replacing things like degraded weatherstripping and gasket kits throughout that are authentic replicas of the original. Having slight tear along the seam in the driver's seat re-sewn. I've seen 100 pt Concours editions of this car go for over 60 grand. Nicely cleaned up originals usually bring in the mid to high twenties. I'm not asking that. It will be ready to go by the end of next week. I will continue to upload pix as the process continues. It can be viewed in my shop in Daytona Beach by appointment. Please don't waste my guy's time but to arrange an appointment, call me at nine eight five, three seven seven, five four zero nine. I am not desperate to sell and could keep this baby as a frame off restoration to play with in my retirement. Having said that, I'm selling my cars to be able to buy the car I've always wanted, a 1970 Chevelle SS 396 LS6.

On May-21-16 at 16:42:26 PDT, seller added the following information:

If a bidder has less than 5 transactions, they must contact me to verify their ability to buy, or their bids will be removed. It's not fair to other sellers nor to me. You may reach me by phone at nine eight five, three seven seven, five four zero nine. This car is being marketed elsewhere, so it might be removed at any time from auction.

On May-21-16 at 17:02:30 PDT, seller added the following information:

Deposit is non-refundable. You may inspect the car prior to bidding and arrange it with my guys 7 days a week. If you place a deposit on the car, it will be considered sold. Listings are not free and the guys in the shop get paid well for what they do. If you can't pay, don't play.