This classic Ford is a shining example of mid-century American automotive design, boasting a sleek black exterior that beautifully contrasts with its vibrant red interior. The 1950 Ford Custom Deluxe Convertible is powered by the renowned Flathead 239 CID V8 engine, paired with a 3-speed manual transmission, offering a driving experience that is both robust and authentic to its era. The Ford Custom Deluxe series was introduced in the late 1940s as part of Ford's post-war lineup, and it quickly became a symbol of style and innovation. As the top-tier model in the Ford range, the Custom Deluxe offered a level of luxury and sophistication that appealed to a wide audience. This particular model from 1950 continues that legacy, combining classic design with functional features that were considered advanced for its time. Among the standout features of this 1950 Ford Custom Deluxe Convertible is its automatic convertible top, allowing drivers to effortlessly transition between an open-air drive and a more enclosed ride. Inside, the car is fitted with a red vinyl interior, which not only complements the exterior color but also provides a comfortable and stylish seating arrangement for its passengers. The inclusion of seatbelts, a feature not commonly found in...

The 1950 Ford combines classic design with modern upgrades to create a one-of-a-kind driving experience. Beneath the hood, you'll find an Olds Rocket 350 V8 engine mated to an automatic transmission, operated by a genie tiptronic style shifter ensuring smooth and reliable performance for your journeys. Nearly 200 louvers were added to maximize airflow to the engine and cockpit. The frame on this 1950 Ford Deluxe / Super Deluxe is a full box and X member mated to a Pontiac Firebird sub frame with the original Ford rear end. To give a little history; This 1950 Ford Deluxe / Super Deluxe was customized in Huntington Beach California where it was purchased by the current owner in 1985. The top is a true California 'Carson' lift off top which features a custom headliner displaying the iconic Wurlitzer 1015 'Bubbler Jukebox' that lights up. The interior color scheme is just as impressive as the exterior and contains two-tone 60/40 split power seats. The doors were rehung to open suicide style and are power operated. The trunk was chopped and customized to a rumble seat compartment which is also power operated. The grab bar for the rumble seat was made from Marine grade stainless...