Ford Tudor For Sale In Kansas City

There really isn't much you can do to make a late 30s Ford more attractive. The car's streamlined styling was a home-run when originally introduced; and today, it's a stunning example of some of the strongest elements of the highly regarded Art Deco movement. The most popular Ford of '39 was the DeLuxe two-door sedan (or 'Tudor,' as Ford playfully called it) with 144,333 produced. At a base price of $742, it delivered all of the passenger room of a 'Fordor' sedan, but at a then-substantial savings of $46.

Our stunning dark violet metallic exterior with light gray cloth interior Ford street rod, featuring an awesome collection of hand-drawn pinstriping, purrs wonderfully thanks to a Corvette LT-1 powerplant backed by an automatic, 4L60E automatic transmission. And, not only are you flushed with good fortune in the looks and power department, driver and passengers are pampered with modern day amenities such as,...