- Car Location: Florida
- 34 Ford Cabriolet Restomod
- 302ci w/ Cleveland Heads
- C4 Automatic transmission
- Power steering
- Power windows
- Power brakes
- Disc brakes in front
- Vintage air
- All steel body with original parts
- 4 Bar coil over
- TCI Frame
- Real wire spoke wheels w/ Ford emblems
- Custom exhaust
- 7000 miles build
- Garage kept
- Original Ford radiator cap emblem
- Digital instrumentation
- Ford 9" rear
- Rumble seat
This 1934 Ford Cabriolet is a true classic American roadster restomod. It captures the sport of the 1930s, with injecting a little bit of modernity to the all-steel package. The 1934 Ford Cabriolet is a real head-turned, with plenty of work done to it to make it just as suited at a car show as it as a weekend driver. This garage-kept Cabriolet restomod is for sale in Florida, bringing hot-rod madness back to its streets.
Exterior and Interior
The car has a TCI frame along with an all-steel body and completely original parts — a rare combination that’s bound to make onlookers jealous. This 1934 Ford is painted in a burgundy and tan exterior paintjob for a two-toned finish. The Cabriolet is equipped with power steering, power windows, and power brakes with disk brakes up front and a Ford 9-inch rear. The exterior also has a series of chrome accents throughout the body, including the large front grille, headlight frames, front and rear bumpers, door handles, side view mirrors, as well as a set of real wire-spoke wheels with Ford emblems connected to 4-bar coil-overs and a custom exhaust. The interior is color-matched with the outside exterior tones and looks to be in showroom condition, consisting of rumble seats, digital instrumentation, fully functional gauges that are embedded in a chrome dash panel, color-matched floor mats, and a beautiful three-spoke chrome steering wheel.
Engine
Under the hood is a 302ci 4.9L small-block V8 engine with Cleveland heads and an original Ford radiator cap emblem that is controlled via a C4 automatic transmission. The engine has just 7k miles on it since the time of the build.
This 1934 Ford Cabriolet is a true classic American roadster restomod. It captures the sport of the 1930s, with injecting a little bit of modernity to the all-steel package. The 1934 Ford Cabriolet is a real head-turned, with plenty of work done to it to make it just as suited at a car show as it as a weekend driver. This garage-kept Cabriolet restomod is for sale in Florida, bringing hot-rod madness back to its streets.
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