1934 Ford Cabriolet Henry steel

1934 Ford Other convertible

I have a 1934 Ford Cabriolet that is all Henry Ford steel. Built in the 1980's and still looks extremely nice. Paint is still very shiny and looks good at any car show. Drives 80+ mph! Drives straight as an arrow and stops the same. . The original rust freebody was taken off the frame and put on a Lincoln Mfg. frame with mustang 2 front end. Tubular upper A arms. Front skid plate. The car has all original steel body parts but the hood. The louvered hood is a steel aftermarket. This Cabriolet is as solid as you will find period! It hasa working cowl vent. I have the original gas tank cover with bumper holes and spare tire holes in it. I also have the original re-chromed rear bumper and bracket. This car has a bored .30 over 350 chevy and a 350 transmission and an 8" ford positive traction(3.08 ratio) with leaf spring rear end. New air shocks, nice when using rumble seat. The car has power steering, power brakes with front disc, working heat and air conditioning, tilt wheel, cruise control, power windows, digital dash, am/fm cd stereo and suicide doors with locking latches. The car has dual electric fans, 1 is thermostatically controlled the other is switch operated for use when using the a/c. Car does not run hot on the hottest days. Top and interior are very nice. Has parade boot, and rumble seat. I put the rubber on the running boards, brand new wheels (tires are 95%), new 9" stainless head lights with built in turn signals and put the original re-chromed front bumper back on it. LED tail lights. All exterior lights and dash lights work.This is a car that you can drive from coast to coast with no worries. I was told it won a trophy at good guys in 2005. Titled in my name as a 1934 Ford cabriolet. Call to discuss. Not to many all Henry Ford cabriolets left. Fiberglass ones go for 45-60 grand. call 419 571 39 six six to discuss a buy it now. I do not knowwhy but these pictures do not show the actual color or shine in this paint. Text me and I will send the pics or video that way u can see actual color and shine.