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This beauty is a time capsule, numbers matching, and a real fun runner. Powering this '38 Ford for sale is a 221 cubic inch Flathead Ford V8 engine. Putting out a tire turning 85 horsepower, it was the top of the line Ford engine, outpacing it's smaller brother by a hearty 25 horsepower. With a burble that can only be heard from a flathead V8 engine, this Ford sings a beautiful song. Backing the V8 is a 3-speed manual transmission which makes this Ford just that much more fun to drive. With upgraded hydraulic brakes, this Ford sedan for sale is one easy cruiser. The exterior is a beautiful shade of Maroon. Clean, crisp, and classy, the color that adorns this 38 Ford 4-door for sale exudes elegance. The Deluxe heart-shape front grill sets it apart from its base-line compadres. The painted to match artillery-style wheels with polished hubcaps that are wrapped in wide whitewall bias ply tires compliment the Ford and give it that extra touch of panache. The interior is...

From any angle of this classy beauty you will see that this thing screams Art Deco! The front styling of the '37 and '38 Fords are still iconic and known to be one of the most beautiful styled vehicles of all time. In addition to purists who appreciate the originality of this design these cars are also coveted by hot rodders as well. The tear drop headlights and taillights look fantastic as does the split rear window and huge running boards.

Ford did not skimp on any angle of this car and that is quite evident from the moment you open the door that reveals a very luxurious interior. The wood grained door frames are garnished with ivory plastic inserts and the interior lights are also adorned with wood grain escutcheons that resemble the Ford logo. In the 1937 and 1938 Fords the Waltham watch company made the gauges for Ford and it was the first time in history that Ford allowed another company to display their name on the car. The accuracy at the time demanded that the speedometer be plus or minus 10 miles per hour. Moving along to the right you will see the cigar lighter and controls...