The 1937 Ford set a new standard with streamlined fenders, teardrop headlights, and a bold grille. The rare Phaeton gave drivers open-air freedom, and today it remains one of the most admired body styles of the pre-war era. This example is more than a car-it's automotive art. Finished in white with a navy blue soft top, it blends classic design with smooth hot rod style. The stance is sharp. The lines flow clean. Custom touches like the door handle delete and well-chosen side mirrors make the look seamless. Open the door. The two-tone blue and gray upholstery ties nicely to the exterior. From seats to panels to dash, the design is consistent, thoughtful, complete. No shortcuts. No detail missed. Under the hood sits a Ford V8 with Edelbrock carburetor, Mallory ignition, and polished components. The engine bay is as neat as the rest of the car, and power is delivered through an automatic transmission. Highlights include: Hundreds of hours of custom work, air conditioning, tilt steering wheel, two-tone upholstery, and...