ClassicalGasMotors's video: 1933 Ford Model 40 5 Window Coupe

1933 Ford Model 40 Henry Ford had a knack for changing up the automobile world. By completely revolutionizing the car build process and more he continued to prove that Ford would become one of the largest manufacturers in the industry. In 1932 he released the first Ford to receive a V8 motor. In 1933 the V8 models were known as the Model 40 and this beautiful 5 window is a gorgeously restored car that was done to original. Its stock originality has been preserved as much as possible throughout. The all steel body is in great condition and painted a nice Black. The original chrome bumpers and grill have a beautiful shine. All of the original components like dual chrome horns, dual fog lights, working cowl vent, pop out winshield, and rolling rear window are all still in place. It also still has the taillight and rear fender mounted steps to gain access to the rumble seat. It is like how walking up to a new Ford in 1933 must have felt. The original Beige painted spoke wheels look great on the car and have the V8 center caps. They are wrapped in wide white wall Firestone tires and on the rear is a spare in the original steel storage container. Under the louvered 4 piece hood the car has its original Flathead V8 motor. It is paired with a 3 speed manual and the car runs well. Underneath it is very solid with good floors and no rust issues. The interior is in excellent condition throughout in its original style Tan cloth. The door panel, headliner, and bench seat all look great. The dash looks all original with its faux wood finish and it even has its original stock Ford gauges in place. on the center of the dash is a Ford gauge that reads 55-160 kilocycles that would have been a part of a vintage radio. Since the car does run, aftermarket oil pressure and temp gauges have been hidden in the glove box. This way you can still keep tabs on the cars vitals while avoiding having to modify original instrumentation panels. This is a beautiful classic example of an original Model 40 Ford. Cars like this are getting harder and harder to find in their original state and this would make a great addition to any collection. See more at https://classicalgasmotors.com/cars/22153/22153.htm 1st song - Music from Youtube Audio Library Credit music by Bensound - https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music