The Ford Barn - 1935 35 Ford Roadster

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1935 Ford Roadster

Here is a rare one. I purchased this car to make a traditional hot rod. With 58k original miles, I just felt it was too clean to modify. The story goes that it was also owned by the Kellogg’s family. (I don’t have any documentation) This is a very fun car to drive around. The patina on it is hard to beat, everyone loves it.

Here’s a quick rundown:

· 58k Original Miles
· V8 – 21 Stud that starts and runs like a champ
· 3sp – Smooth and Nice Shifting
· Mechanical Brakes – Work surprisingly well.
· All Steel Original Body – Looks like it has never been hit or patched. Very nice
· Rumble Seat Car.
· Clean Chrome – Looks to have been redone
· Olive Paint –Probably one repaint in the 50’s/60’s – cracked and lifting in places but very cool looking.
· Original Interior – Looks like factory leather on seat back. Seat bottom looks recovered/ dyed. All the original trim covers, cardboard, etc are there. All original trim and lining in rumble seat are too.
· Side Curtains and top cover included – stained but could be cleaned up.
· The bad. The fuel gauge doesn’t work (disconnected at firewall) and the tail lights work inconsistently.

Here are two youtube videos of it starting and running as well as a photobucket link to a ton of detail shots:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_rXJcFLzr4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4ZSxR3F1K0

http://s207.photobucket.com/albums/bb275/scottwaltersemail/35%20Ford%20Roadster/

Here is your chance to save this car before I hot rod it. I have the title from the previous owner in my possession. It is dated 5/2/10 – I’m just not going to get it titled in my name if it’s going to sell. The car is garaged in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Please feel free to come see it.

Thanks for looking.

http://i207.photobucket.com/albums/b...r/DSCN1145.jpg