Please post pictures of 1933-1934's here

[Tim Brown]

I want to see them all!!! Thanks

[Randy]

[Chris]

Heres all the ones I've owned over the past couple years. The roadster is my current project

[Gastrick]

I own this 1934 Tudor. I've gathered some parts but I'm waiting for a title before I start working on it.

[FL&WVMIKE]

Here is one that I have owned since 1963.

[Stroker Coupe]

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Let's see if this picture posting thing is as easy as it looks for everyone else.
Attachment 1368

[Al NJ]

Here's my junk. Just got it out of hibernation yesterday.

[Al NJ]

Another try

[Steve Ciccalone]

Original Vic.

[Tim Brown]

Nice cars guys. Keep them coming!

[34ford]

i have owned this one since 1959

[Bill WI]

Here's my 33,

[hombres ruin]

Originally Posted by 34ford

i have owned this one since 1959

That is one slick ass ride,love it!

[Lanny]

Here's a couple of mine.

[Mickm]

Hi Guys,
New to this site but a big fan of the ole' Fords, especially the '33 & '34's.
Here's a couple shots of my '33.
Cheers!
Mickm

[SUHRsc]

one of each

[Mr 42]

Here is mine with a paper top

[flatheadute1934]

Here is a rare one

[flatheadute1934]

More 33-34

[37fatfender]

Here's is mine

[Lawrie]

our 33 and 34
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2587/...25942db9fe.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3359/...7f4245a406.jpg

[roadster36]

'34 Cabriolet

[Lawrie]

our 34

[maud]

Here's our '34 coupe and '36 pickup.

[HemiDeuce]

My 33 at Bonneville.
HemiDeuce.

[Lanny]

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They don't come any nicer....Yours Looks absolutly stunning.
Here's a larger pic to see better.
If picture is NOT here, THEN, You might have to Left Click on Red X

[100% Matt]

This is one of my favorite cars in CT.

[Robert/Texas]

Here's my '34 roadster which I have owned for about 16 years. Also, the one I had from 1954 until 1960.

[Old Redneck]

Our 33 5 window coupe. I have had this 33 for several years. Its a nice solid car and drives very nice.I did put a overdrive in it. Its in the driveshaft.I have a Columbia for it and hope to put it in this winter.The top is solid that someone years ago did. I have most of the trim for it if I ever deside to put it back to original.I did find the correct radio for it and it workd pretty good.I wish it had a trunk lid instead of the rumble seat.My wife like to take half the house when we go on tour.I need to get it out and drive it.

[mfagan]

My 1934's. Roadster as a street rod and original restoration in process 5 Window Coupe.

[HemiDeuce]

Originally Posted by Lanny

They don't come any nicer....Yours Looks absolutly stunning.

Thanks Lanny, it's a great car, and I've put about 100,00 miles on it in the last 20 years.
HemiDeuce.

[Spider]

Hi Randy

what's the history behind your two cool coupes?

[34s4ever]

Mine..past and present..

[Randy]

Originally Posted by Spider

Hi Randy

what's the history behind your two cool coupes?

Hi Spider, I bought the blue '32 from a guy who had owned it for 50 years, it was his high school car in the late '50s in eastern Tennessee. It's got a 59AB, '39 trans, '48 brakes, and a '41 Columbia 2 speed rear.

The green '33 5W was last registered in El Toro, CA, in 1953, to a Marine who had been given the car by his father, the original owner, so the story goes. It's been in storage a long time and I'm in the process of getting it back on the road now. It still has the same '40 engine, '36 trans, '40 brakes that it's had since sometime prior to '53.






The black '34 3W was last registered in 1963 in N. Dakota. It was found and taken to California in the mid to late 1960s and remained there until about 10 years ago. I bought it from a collector in the northeast. It's mostly original and pretty untouched except for the engine, still a 21 stud, though.

[Mr.34]

I did a body off resto rod on thias one in 1974 and have rebuilt several times since. Stock interior and modern driveline. I love the Ford Barn as I have stockers as well.

[tuki]

Randy that collection is amazing..real vintage hotrods.

[Chris]

Originally Posted by 296 V8

Outstanding

Agreed 100%. This is exactly what I want to do with my 34 roadster...I even have some 41 Super Deluxe bumpers

[Sid the Maineiac]

Thank all of you for posting pictures of 33-34 's !! All awesome cars!

[Al NJ]

Picture test

Don't know what happened to the picture, but at least I managed to post it without my teenage son's help! LOL

[Tim Brown]

Here is one more...

[bobH]

More.... (The 'snow-pile' has my 34 under it)

[dudley32]

some very nice 3's and 4's....d32

[fordscript]

This is my 34 deluxe 5w coupe. A very early production car with several 33 parts on it.

[BrianCT]

Originally Posted by 100% Matt

This is one of my favorite cars in CT.

Thanks for the post ,Matt. That was a fun show last October in Glastonbury. Here is a pic my first 34 circa 1965 [sold it later] and the new Phaeton's stablemate.

[Joe AZ]

Originally Posted by fordscript

This is my 34 deluxe 5w coupe. A very early production car with several 33 parts on it.

Wow!!........does this car get driven? It looks too pretty. Love the "Canadian" heads. Joe

[FL&WVMIKE]

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FORDSCRIPT . . . . . . . . . .
Your coupe looks like a beautifully done, correct restoration. Very nice !
MIKE

[T.W.Dustin]

Originally Posted by fordscript

This is my 34 deluxe 5w coupe. A very early production car with several 33 parts on it.

Great looking car!

[Tom/SC]

Tom Byrd,1349 Fulmer Raod, Blythewood,SC.34 restored two years ago

[FlatheadTed]

Nice cars was the Ute Australian ??

[Bob/Pa]

34 5w have had since 1955..redone for 75th anniv.

[HemiDeuce]

Here's my 33 in front of an old Standard Station.
HemiDeuce.

[Lanny]

I sure like this '33.
Here's a larger pic to see better.
If picture is NOT here, THEN, You might have to Left Click on Red X

[FlatheadTed]

Thanks for posting

[FlatheadTed]

Nice 34 coup, real nice in NZ ?

[cojones]

check out my albums

[cojones]

see my album

[joe plumber]

Like everyone of them.

[Tom/SC]

I have owned my 34 5 window coupe for five years. It was a rust free original all metal car. I performed a full restoration on it three years ago, which required no replacement of floors or panels.

[rumblegutz]

Perfection!

Originally Posted by randy

[rumblegutz]

I saw this sedan at Frankenmuth a few years ago. According to the new owner it was a barn find and had an Olds engine. The three window was parked just a few feet away. But didn't get to talk to the owner.

[Samson]

My "34 a work in progress.

[Mike Brock]

Tim: I was told you sold your coupe, if so what are you building?
Mike Brock

[Mr.34]

I found this 34 in 1972 as a crude early hot rod that was rust free and all steel. I rebuilt in 1974 frame off as a resto rod appearing stock inside and out except for tires. I have both stocker Fords and a couple rods. 34's are #1 in my heart forever. 40 Fords are a very close second.

[Keystone 34 3w]

My 34 3w

[bonesy]

Originally Posted by Tim Brown

Here is one more...

Perfect!

[Six Pack to go]

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My jalopy un-finished hot rod....

[Zurekbrau]

Still a work in progress. Dad worked on it for 45 years so I am not in a big rush.

[oldsplinter]

Al-New Jersey:

Love your 1933 Woodie! By chance is it for sale? If not, do you have any extra woodie parts? Nancy

[Tom/SC]

Heres mine

[coilover]

Two real steel cabriolets, one just as Henry built it and the other a street rod. Neither are trailer queens.

[Byron Warwick]

I've only owned one Flathead, 1934 Pickup. Bought it in 1957, stored in 1971, and restored in 2009. Still have the same beauty riding with me. Byron.

[Al Corbin]

This one was a basket case from Argentina 15 years ago.

[34s4ever]

heres' my Cabrio and new shot of the roadster w/some changes I made.

[Orcaslanding]

Here are two I have had, or they have had me for 51 years.

[b-scott]

Heres mine hiding around the roadster

[34coupe]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...k/PA020110.jpg Trying to post??

[34coupe]

Hope this one works, Dave

[bill3337]

Here's one of my '33 at this year's Deuce Days in Victoria, BC

[Ron Pilger]

My restored 34 Cabriolet. I have three unrestored 34's, a Tudor, 5 Window and a 3 Window. Ron Pilger, Alberta.

[Bob NH]

Now that there's some beautiful Henry built iron ! I don't care who you are.

[34ford]

my 34 ive owned for 51 yrs.

[Steve Staysko]

Another Canadian, Alberta 34 roadster "EH".....

[Tim Brown]

I DO love those model 40's! We have a really nice collection of them here at the fordbarn.

[TQuick]

This has been in my family for over 40yrs. sits in my barn know

[FlatheadTed]

the one with the black fenders and fawn body is in NZ now

Originally Posted by flatheadute1934

More 33-34

[FlatheadTed]

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I noticed the Firestone rims with the chrome ring to hold the tyres

Originally Posted by fordscript

This is my 34 deluxe 5w coupe. A very early production car with several 33 parts on it.

[FlatheadTed]

two more ,not owned by me .

[FlatheadTed]

34 phaeton

[quickchange34]

This is my roadster I have had it a long time. Great driver, really orginial.

[Keystone 34 3w]

Bad time of year for me to post picture since they are stored now.

[Keystone 34 3w]

Painted in 1959

[FlatheadTed]

Key ,Can you get some from the other side.Thx

Originally Posted by Keystone 34 3w

Bad time of year for me to post picture since they are stored now.

[jdl]

Originally Posted by Keystone 34 3w

Painted in 1959

Absolutely Beautiful!

[Keystone 34 3w]

By request.

[Randy]

Here are a couple of black and white's of my '33 taken at a recent show in Austin.

[Aerocraft]

Here are two of my '34 Fordors. The first, a 59 K repainted original Deluxe, was sold twelve years ago in a moment of weakness, the second is a 36 K repainted original standard Fordor that I have repainted Coach Maroon and Black since the picture was taken. I am now assembling the car. Gar Williams

[FlatheadTed]

two nice 4 doors

[Randy]

Flathead Ted here are the interior shots you asked for. It's not pretty or comfortable, but it's original and barn-fresh!

[FlatheadTed]

Randy That is one original car ,Thanks for taking the trouble .Its a good reference to anyone wanting the stock end result ,That a bit of history right there ,Ted

[likesoldstuff]

Here's my '34 (roadster) project. It began with a $30 5-window door at the SRN in 2010. Still need quarters and rear body panels above and below deck lid.

Just bought used 5-window quarters soo..here we go!!

[Highboy34]

Project underway..........

[Randy]

Outstanding!

Originally Posted by Highboy34

Project underway..........

[Byron Warwick]

Looks like some fine engineering, but how are you going to flatten those heads? Byron.

[Randy]

[roadster36]

.......

[hotrodcbx]

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This is my 34 all Henry steel coupe, 17 years in the making. Did everything myself including paint. Currently working on a 33 roadster. This coupe is FAST!!!

[Al Corbin]

Denson: That's a nice looking roadster. What's it worth?

[Tim]

Finally got to join the club the other night



I can't wait to be driving it.


Tim

[BrianCT]

Here are some from the Early V8 show 2009 in CT.

[CC33]

My '33 Deluxe Fordor. Retains original transmission. Looking for a Potter Trunk for it. FUN STUFF!!!

[Randy]

[bluesman]

Originally Posted by Randy

Man thats nice!!!!!Randy is this one of yours?

[Manuel]

Beautiful roadster Randy!!

Manuel in Oz

[Randy]

Used to be mine, needed business capital a few years ago and had to sell it, now all I own is the pictures and the memories! It is a '33 Standard, very rare, I've tried to buy it back but no luck. Randy

[hotrodcbx]

Damn, is there anything prettier than a 33-34 Ford!!! Thank God I have two of them, a 34 3 window and a 33 roadster....

[bluesman]

Originally Posted by Randy

Used to be mine, needed business capital a few years ago and had to sell it, now all I own is the pictures and the memories! It is a '33 Standard, very rare, I've tried to buy it back but no luck. Randy

Randy are these the factory colors for this car?

[Randy]

Yes, Coach Maroon with Vermillion Stripe was a correct color scheme for 1933.

Standard vehicles had black wheels or color by special order and a Deluxe with this color scheme would have had Aurora Red wheels or optional black.

In 1933, fenders, fender aprons, taillamp brackets, and spare tire cover were black.

One thing incorrect on this car was that, as a Standard, the windshield stanchions and frame should have been painted black and the top material should have been black.

I've attached a picture of a different car that is a restored, black '33 Standard roadster with the correct black windshield frame, stanchions and top.

[Tim]

There is nothing prettier than a '33 open car, nothing.


Tim

[40a-760]

Hi Randy,

The '33 standard roadster and the photo are really special. Any info on the photo such as the date it was taken?

Walt K in PA

[FL&WVMIKE]

RANDY ...........................
I have a NOS Standard (black) '33-'34 roadster/phaeton W/S frame, complete with the original tag hanging on my TV room wall. It is not for sale.
Please tell us the story about that '34 Cabriolet !
MIKE

[FL&WVMIKE]

likesoldstuff ..........................
Keep us up on your progress. It looks like you are doing well. Keep up the good work. Good luck !
Maybe you should post a wanted list.
MIKE

[Randy]

Originally Posted by 40a-760

Hi Randy,

The '33 standard roadster and the photo are really special. Any info on the photo such as the date it was taken?

Walt K in PA

Hi Walt,

No, I don't know anything about it and I don't even remember where I got it. I have an idea of who it is, but I hate to say since I don't know for certain. Looks like he was on his way to a fancy event, though!

Originally Posted by FL&WVMIKE

RANDY ...........................
I have a NOS Standard (black) '33-'34 roadster/phaeton W/S frame, complete with the original tag hanging on my TV room wall. It is not for sale.
Please tell us the story about that '34 Cabriolet !
MIKE

That's quite a treasure, Mike. I don't know much more about the cabriolet than what I put in the post. I owned it for a while, put about 11,000 miles on it including a trip to the Grand Canyon, and sold it. It now resides in Oklahoma City.

Here's an unrestored standard phaeton with a repro chrome windshield frame but still with the black stanchions. It is supposedly the phaeton used in a 3 Stooges movie.

[Ziffer]

I'll try to post my 33 Cabriolet
Hey, it worked. Anyway, it is all steel and original no repop fenders etc. It took 10 years of love/hate for me to fight this one to the finish. The only work done with my checkbook is: Upholstry, wiring, and side windows.

[Randy]

Nice work! I like them stock, but that's a great looking Cabriolet! I really like the chop and the top, plus admire the work you put into the door glass frames! Great looking color combo as well.

[Samson]

238.jpg

242.jpg

It took a while; I think I figured how to do this.
I have been watching this site for quite a while. Being a newbe I have learned a lot from the regulars. I hope this reply works.

[FlatheadTed]

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Nice Mike, real nice

Originally Posted by Randy

Hi Walt,

No, I don't know anything about it and I don't even remember where I got it. I have an idea of who it is, but I hate to say since I don't know for certain. Looks like he was on his way to a fancy event, though!



That's quite a treasure, Mike. I don't know much more about the cabriolet than what I put in the post. I owned it for a while, put about 11,000 miles on it including a trip to the Grand Canyon, and sold it. It now resides in Oklahoma City.

Here's an unrestored standard phaeton with a repro chrome windshield frame but still with the black stanchions. It is supposedly the phaeton used in a 3 Stooges movie.

[Bruce in southern OH]

1933 BB Tanker Truck , got it out today for photo's

[Tim Brown]

Nice truck Bruce!

[1934]

Hi guys, here is my roadster i'm working on. It has since been painted, (black), looking good! Will be doing upholstery soon!

[bill3337]

Here's a couple of my '33. All original body and fenders etc.

[Dave Mc]

Attachment 31072my 33 C-400 Fourdoor Vicky Convertible Sedan with a trunklid ( modified from a Derelict 33- 4 Door Sedan )

[1934]

1934 roadster, (it's a process)

[1934]

a couple more

[FlatheadTed]

Nice work Mr 34 keep us informed ,

Originally Posted by 1934

a couple more

[1934]

starting to look like a car!

[Chris]

AWESOME 1934!!!! I wish my 34 roadster were anywere near as close as you!!!

[Redhorse1947]

Scheduled to be back on the road Fall 2011.

[1934]

Here she is with a coat of paint!

[1934]

Originally Posted by Chris

AWESOME 1934!!!! I wish my 34 roadster were anywere near as close as you!!!

Hey Chris,
How far along are you with your roadster?

[roadster36]

You have a nice car ther and do great work. Well done.

[1934]

back at you, thanks roadster36!

[roadster33]

just one of my 33 roadster

[bobH]

The 'after' condition. Runs & drives great. Many thanks to those here that helped get it on the road.

[FlatheadTed]

Nice Roadster 1934!,Do you any more shots of early work .

[mrmoose]

My '34 pickup, "Amos" (please ignore the "Breakfast of Champions")




This is "Amos" at church. Mrs Mosse does not allow me to have a "Breakfast of Champions" before church.

[Tim]

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Originally Posted by bobH

The 'after' condition. Runs & drives great. Many thanks to those here that helped get it on the road.

I love this!

Looks like a ton of fun.

Tim

[BrianCT]

Mike WV have you seen these photos? Johnson City , Texas . Near where my wife grew up.

[bobH]

Originally Posted by Tim

I love this!

Looks like a ton of fun.

Tim

Tim, Thanks for the kind thoughts... As you said, it IS a 'ton-of-fun'.
It draws a crowd, wherever it's parked. It usually gets comments like, 'it doesn't run, does it?'

[Ken/Alabama]

Here is my 33

[Randy]

Originally Posted by BrianCT

Mike WV have you seen these photos? Johnson City , Texas . Near where my wife grew up.

I've seen them and the car. In the early 1980's, my Dad drove out to the LBJ Ranch at the request of Lady Bird Johnson to inspect the car for the purpose of giving her an estimate on restoring it.

It was an interesting car with a bar in the back seat, lots of horns, and lots of clearance lights bolted to the front fenders, like a Cuban or South American taxi. It also had folding windshield stanchions that were an accessory item for '33-'34, but I'm not sure if these were those or if they were homemade. You can see them in the pictures.

Dad remembers being confronted by a few really excited secret service agents when he drove in the gate, apparently Lady Bird had forgot to tell them Dad was coming that day.

Shortly after his trip, he received a letter from her, signed and on her letterhead, thanking him for his estimate and informing him that she could not afford to restore the car at that time. He's got the letter framed in his office. I guess she must have finally come into some money, because it looks like it has at least a coat of fresh paint, or maybe our tax dollars paid for it when the Ranch was turned over the Park Service. I know he couldn't have not got the job due to the estimate being too high, because he told me that every car he ever did from a bid, was way underbid!

Later on, Dad was involved in the restoration of a 1964 Lincoln 4 door convertible, formerly owned by LBJ, but in the possession of an Austin investor. The story was that LBJ used to like hunting on the Ranch out of his vehicles and, if the top happened to be up when he found some worthy prey, he would take his knife out and cut a hole in the top so he could stand up and shoot from the back seat, no doubt to impress visitors and foreign dignitaries.

Here are some scans of some polaroids that Dad took when he was out there. That's his orange 1980's Good Times Van in the background of the second picture.

[Tim Brown]

Very cool pictures of LBJ's car! Wow what a pile of nuts and bolts. I hope the front fender marker lite thing doesnt catch on...

[Randy]

I almost forgot, the notches on either side of the bar were for hunting rifles!

[31chevy]

Here is where I'm at with my 34, still have a way to go. Sure be glad when warm weather gets here.

[fiver]

Hi all

I'm new (to this forum anyway) but my cars are old.
I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.
Anni

The 1934 Ford Fordor Deluxe I built with my husband. The Fordor has a Heidts IRS and Mustang II front end and a Corvette LS1 engine.

The other one is a 1934 5 window coupe which we're building this winter. These pics show the car like it was a few months ago. At the moment it's got no paint whatsoever on it but that's about to change in the coming weeks.

The third 1934 Ford (although not featured in this lot) I've only bought a week or so back so there's more to come

[DavidG]

Here'a peek at my Canadian-built '33 four-banger five window coupe.

[Dave Mc]

my 33 Fordor Vicky Convertible Sedan ( C-404 ? ) was created from a derelict Fordor Sedan

[FL&WVMIKE]

Originally Posted by BrianCT

Mike WV have you seen these photos? Johnson City , Texas . Near where my wife grew up.

BrianCT .............................
No, I had not seen these photos, but I knew that L.B. Johnson had a '34 Phaeton. There is a "LIFE" magazine that has an article about LBJ and there is a photo of him, in the car.
Years ago, a friend of mine, John Norris, of Bristol, Tenn. and I were trying to register all 1933-34 Ford Phaetons. I wrote a letter to LBJ about registering his phaeton, but he died, about a week after I wrote to him. I never heard back from anybody.
Thanks for posting this. I really enjoyed it.
MIKE

[pzqn7w]

Owned since 1988

[33cabriolet]

brought home 1974 two pickup loads and one trailer load.
got it on the road 1992

[32Gnu]

Here is my late fathers 34 in 1957


And here it is last fall with my 10 year old in it.. 77 years old with the original paint!! Make a good barn find...

[hop up]

A 1933 standard Pheaton sitting in a old shop, now in my Garage

[FlatheadTed]

34 Auzy ute again

[roadster36]

Thanks to Robert !

[Six Pack to go]

Hope to finish the bodywork this year and paint for next year!! Nice cars on this thread!

[donut29]

Heres mine

[hop up]

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Congratulations what a great looking Pheaton and please more pictures. Is this the one that was painted in the 1960's and Hopped Up a bit.

Originally Posted by roadster36

Thanks to Robert !

[roadster36]

Yes it is. here are a few more.

[FlatheadTed]

Nice one 36 .I like the colour .Is it met or solid

Originally Posted by roadster36

Yes it is. here are a few more.

[roadster36]

Thank You. The color is a metalic, depending on the sunlight it is either dark maroon or dark brown. Originally when it was painted in the early '60's I think it was more of a copper color. I don't have any plans on changing it.

[curbspeed]

Originally Posted by Randy

I almost forgot, the notches on either side of the bar were for hunting rifles!

It was a much simpler time when folks could get drunk and drive around the estate killing animals with large bore rifles and actully think it was a sport. I miss the simpler times.

[ford1933-2008]

Copy of my 1933 RHD Phaeton
[IMG]file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/David%20Jamieson/My%20Documents/1933%20Ford%20Phaeton/1933%20FORD.jpg[/IMG]1933 Ford Front On.jpg

[junkyardgenius]

Mine

[B-O-B]

thought I had posted this but couldn't find where so here is my 34 pretty much stock.

[fiver]

Here's my 1934 Cabriolet.
I'd assume it was manufactured in early 1934 because the door garnish mouldings are the '33 type and the door opening handle is at the very front end of the door.

[Ingram 33vicky]

Will attempt to post photo of my 33 vicky which I purchased in 1953.

[dodored]

Here is one I built

[Lawson Cox]

Just can't pass this one up. Sorry. If your Do Do is red, you need to see your proctologist. lol

[The Hot Rod Grille]

Here's mine.

Jim

[gerrald meacham]

the hot rod grill you are new to the forde barn intro your self glad to have you

[345winder]

here's mine, ive posted this on the HAMB before.

[The Hot Rod Grille]

Originally Posted by gerrald meacham

the hot rod grill you are new to the forde barn intro your self glad to have you

I didn't see a place for an intro (like on the H.A.M.B.). My profile is in the member's list. Please direct me and I'll be glad to comply with an intro. I've been into Model A's for over 40 years (got my first one in high school and still have it) and V8's for the last 12 years, so I'm glad that I found this place!

Jim

[34 Ford]

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[34 Ford]

[/IMG]

Originally Posted by 34 Ford

[/IMG]

I have had my '34 Ford 5W Deluxe for 7 years now. It was "hot rodded" back in the 70's and still the same nothing changed except had to replace the Radiator last fall.....blew at the seams. The paint has held up pretty darn good considering it was done close to 40 years ago. Seats springs need to be replaced soon, feels like riding on a "prune box" on these "pot hole" roads around this area.

[Old Redneck]

My 33 just sits in the garage and I need to get it out and drive it.

[Six Pack to go]

Redneck, very nice...any inside pics??

[ronsrod]

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Hi all I have a 1933 ford SPORTS coupe I have bort it in 64 on the road 72 till 84 set it in my sead till 2004 and rebiolding hope to have my SPORTS coupe back on the road 2012.

[ronsrod]

1933 ford SPORTS coupe only boild in Australia 496 of tham

[Fartman]

this is a 33 im working on at the moment

[WRA]

34 Sedan Crash.jpg

[CC33]

What a sin! Well there is at least a good headlamp and horn left...

[Dave Mc]

[HTML]

[/HTML]a few more pics of mine 33 Fordor Victoria Convertible Sedan C-400 (w/Trunklid)last pic is what I started with fresh out of a ravine and sandblasted

[Henrys_way]

Originally Posted by WRA

Attachment 64720

Ahhhhhhh,,,, Hate it

[34s4ever]

Here's a shot of the 33' 5 window I just got..Very solid..Off the road since 59'..

[Tim Brown]

Originally Posted by 34s4ever

Here's a shot of the 33' 5 window I just got..Very solid..Off the road since 59'..

That is a cool 33! My last 34 coupe was in a barn since 59 also...

[3340]

My 33 Sedan

[BrianCT]

Just got this in an email from a friend. Joan Crawford.
What color would you guess it was?
Nice wheels.

[john stimac]

My -window, and My-door

[Dave Mc]

My 33 Pickup, waiting patiently for me to drop everything else and get started working on it

[TonyM]

Here is a good looking 1934 from the Auburn Meet in 2011.










TM

[DONUT]

Here is mine......

[Dave Mc]

new pics of my Phantom 33

[ford1933-2008]

Here is my 1933 six wheel equiped Phaeton RHD

[TonyM]

Early Ford V-8 Club of America Central Meet at Auburn, Indiana, August 2011.

[TonyM]

Early Ford V-8 Club of America Central Meet at Auburn, Indiana, August 2011.

[Mhughes]

Here's my sedan and my coupe very exited about building the coupe i went with a 36 flattie in the sedan and im going with a 265 in the coupe.

[Mhughes]

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sorry my sedan did not show up here it is

[Doctor's Ford]

After seeing so many beautiful roadsters, cabriolets and coupes I was hesitant to post my humble 33 RHD model B Tudor. But I love my car! so here she is. A couple of pictures when I found it in a shop where she was parked 30 years ago, taken back in June 2011, and a few current ones getting ready for primer.

Original - Day pick up June 22 2011.jpg

Original - Ford L side June 11.jpg

Body - Front L getting ready for primer.jpg

Body - Front R getting ready for primer.jpg

Body - Rear R getting ready for primer.jpg

[Ratatat]

Here are a couple of shots of mine. I've posted before over on the JJ. The coupe has a really interesting history.

[W E Mack]

All you guys and gals with '33s and '34s are very lucky people in my estimation. A '34 3-window has been my dream for at least twenty years but I had to switch to motorcycles ten years ago because I could no longer afford to play with cars. But I dearly love and enjoy my bikes, so it's not like I'm suffering too badly. Maybe one of the 10 or 12 lottery tickets a year that I buy will be a winner and then I'll be able to afford building my dream car! Ha-ha!

My congratulations to you owners and thanks for the pictures.

W.E.

[Ken Arms]

Bought this one when I was 14! Just started on it last year.

[BrianCT]

Don't know if this one has been shown here. Not mine .

[Barn Junk]

This 34 3-W just came out of a 26 year sleep in a storage garage with lots of collected dust. Was next to the project cars in my avatar picture until last week. Too many GM projects in the past and want to get back to the early Fords.

[guy1unico]

Here is mine ready for action!

[2935ford]

Originally Posted by 34ford

i have owned this one since 1959

And that's a beauty!

[lee34]

Owned this car for 52 years...Think I'll keep it...only owe one more payment..LOL!
Lee34

[millersgarage]

here is my new project
1933 Cabriolet
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and the "before" picture, can't wait for the "after"
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[34 Ford 4]

Here is my "garage find".
Painted a couple of times, interior original, 47 canadian 59ab and has not been on plates since early `60 ies.
Spare tire carrier removed from the right side front fender.
Saved from a "ZZ Top" 3 W fiberglass Hot Rod build in the `80 ies.

[hemimp]

My new "old" toy.

[KEVS33]

Here is my 33

[FlatheadTed]

I like the wheels Kevs,Thats a change ,Also Miller nice Cabro .34Ford stocker .and Hemp ,Lot of work gone in .

[31chevy]

I posted in feb 2011 not quite finished, here it is finished (even though they are never quite finished)
Gary.

[2ndgeer]

Your pickup is lookin' good. You've done an admirable job. Have you driven it very far? Your property is handsome too!

[Rand]

WPGrandma.jpg

This is my Mom sitting on my granddads lap sitting next to Wally Parks sitting on my Granddads 30sumin Ford
Randy

[Rand]

another

[Chris]

Although some of you on here may not like it, here is my 34 roadster I've been working on. Has a 59AB with a Merc crank, 39 trans, 1935-1936 3.54 gears machined to fit the 34 rear and early 40's juice brakes.

[34pickup]

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Originally Posted by Chris

Although some of you on here may not like it, here is my 34 roadster I've been working on. Has a 59AB with a Merc crank, 39 trans, 1935-1936 3.54 gears machined to fit the 34 rear and early 40's juice brakes.

I like it, whats not to like about a 34 roadster. It will look great when you finish and get the fenders back on it....

[Tim Brown]

Nice roadster Chris. Are you going to Bonneville in August?

[31chevy]

Originally Posted by 2ndgeer

Your pickup is lookin' good. You've done an admirable job. Have you driven it very far? Your property is handsome too!

I have put 945 miles on it so far mostly short trips. Thank you for the nice comments (I may have to increase my hat size if you continue ) Thank's again.
Gary.

[1932 V8]

Our recently acquired 33 . We are excited to be part of the 33/34 club now

[33coupe]

I cant believe Ive only just seen this site, love it!!

Here's my 33. Still needs work, but slowly getting there

[Harms Way]

This was the last beater,.....


I started on a new 33' beater for myself with a little more attitude,... If I had them, I would like to put the stock door hinges back on it...... But I'm building it for myself,... soooo the chances of me finding enough time to finish it is pretty darn slim..... This is how it's been sitting for the last 14 months in the barn. (ah,.. without the coffee on the cowl and the other mesc. junk on the hood.)


Here it is on the trailer going from the garage over to the barn,..... (where it has sat ignored.

[Harms Way]

I had this 34' Vicky about 10 years ago,... it came out of West Virgina, I brought the entire thing home in the back of a pick up truck,.... all apart. Got it up and rolling,... A few things came up and I ended up selling it to a guy on the west coast.

[ss34coupe]

Here's my 34 3 window that I bought a couple of years ago - previous owner had it for 38 years. Plans are for a cleanup and get it back together, but two other projects ahead in line so the 3 window will have to wait its turn.

[john stimac]

My newest 34 coupe

[nospartsman]

Does this count?

[nospartsman]

If the previous didn't count, how about this one. This 4dr donated its floor to Dick Jones, at a modest price, my torch has no mercy with 4drs.

[CrazyBackyardBuilder]

How about a woodie,

[tiger.1000]

This beauty following a $170,000 restoration currently for sale on Hemmings at $75,000 and Ebay auction

[CrazyBackyardBuilder]

The paper in the corner of the windshield was a for sale sign. I would be interested is seeing it now.

Checkout the 4 door next to it.

[Mart]

Originally Posted by CrazyBackyardBuilder

The paper in the corner of the windshield was a for sale sign. I would be interested is seeing it now.

Checkout the 4 door next to it.

I think that car may be the one imported into the UK recently.

If it is it ran at Pendine last year.

Mart.

[tiger.1000]

Following a $170,000 !! restoration this beauty is currently for sale on Hemmings at $75,000 and Ebay auction with a fixed reserve

[whizzernick]

here is my 1933 roadster . bought it in 1959 . Oakland roadster show in 1964 . Hot rod magazine color feature in Feb 1970 . Restored in 1972. Drove it to Dearborn 2nd Grand National Early Ford meet in 1983. Tahoe 2013 Early Ford V8 meet was the last showing.

[Chris]

I have been working on mine some more. Fenders should be on it by months ends. Has a top now, too. Maybe a little too hot-roddy for some on here...

[CrazyBackyardBuilder]

Another,

[fordcpe]

Here is my 34 5 window with red caddy spoke rims and now with 14" General Jumbo rims.Darrell

[al's28/33]

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[CrazyBackyardBuilder]

More,

[Bader]

Fordor future project,still collecting parts,but getting closer to a start date!

[CrazyBackyardBuilder]

Originally Posted by Bader

Fordor future project,still collecting parts,but getting closer to a start date!

I am in the same boat, I got a 4 door '34 for a couple years ago also. I have been collecting parts waiting for the right time to get started on it.

[roadster36]

OK, Here you go. Please xcuse the '36.

[RATMAZ]

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These two used to belong to my old man.

[Dave Mc]

Originally Posted by Bader

Fordor future project,still collecting parts,but getting closer to a start date!

This is before and after of my derelict 33 Fordor

[nospartsman]

A few 34's I have and had.

[APDAVE]

1933

[CrazyBackyardBuilder]

Even more,

[so_dak_kid]

Pop's 33 3/w. Purchased in 1981 and was a very solid body to start with.

[Six Pack to go]

My coupe as of this year... She's not finished but getting there.

[CrazyBackyardBuilder]

'34 Fordor,

[bobH]

Post 258, and post 143 (page 8), are the same car, separated by a couple years. It's currently getting pretty close to heading for a paint job, maybe after the roadster show.

[VeryTangled]

Hi Everyone, This needed a bump to the top of the stack.

Some of the most sexy Fords of all time right here in this thread!

[fourfords]

A late '33. Having the time of my life with this!

[Kpar]

Here is 2 x 33's

[petehoovie]

'34 Deluxe Fordor with Potter Trunk....

[deuce_roadster]

This is my 33 standard phaeton. 1 of 214. previous owner added cowl lights but it is a standard phaeton. Last production year of the standard phaeton. I understand a few 34s were built in the beginning of that production year but most were deluxe.

[Terry,OH]

This is my 34

[FrankWest]

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Originally Posted by WRA

Attachment 64720

Wow! I think I will never drive over 30 again!

[FrankWest]

!933 model B Original Paint

[331Cadillac]

Here is a pic of my 33 coupe, slowly coming together...

[V8COOPMAN]

Originally Posted by Terry,OH

This is my 34

Terry, OH..........Man I like that! You got the tire and wheel combination spot-on! I'd bet those tires are Excelsior Stahls. If so, I know you love 'em. DD

[Rowdy]

I only have 8 wheels from 33-34. Not sure where the cars are that they were attached to. Since I don't have the rest of the car, will sell them this spring. Rod

[Art Maurice]

[Art Maurice]

Sorry this is not the picture I wanted to post! I do not know what I am doing.

[Bruce in southern OH]

34 Cabriolet
.

[stangblue]

Restoration

[Mart]

^^^ Nice work.

Mart.

[stangblue]

Thanks Mart.

[mrmoose]

Amos

Amos.jpg

[deuce_roadster]

Stangblue--I predict a Dearborn award for that car! Nice to see that quality of work.

[nospartsman]

Before & after

[stangblue]

Thanks deuce-roadster the car is complete and has been shown already. I am just putting pictures out there to help anyone in the process and to show it takes patience and a few shillings. I am also having trouble submitting the after pictures? Something about security and I can't fix it with a wrench, drill or tap so I'm lost. Maybe later!

[stangblue]

nospartsman nice 3 window my next car hopefully. You know the saying even a blind squirrel gets an nut occasionally! Just jokin!

[David J]

This is my summer wheels and it coming out of that little garage in Sonora CA Dec 2010 for the first time in MANY years . Cleaned the primer off it to reveal worn-aged original paint and NO OLD BODYWORK !!! Had 3 NOS rear coupe fenders so the pair that had been scuffed and primed went on it after cleaning the primer off . Gennie Ford - not Fostoria and my NOS RH runningboard went on it also . First time on a car for all 3 parts . Board is scratched up some from being on a shelf forever but still looks good and it is for sure real . The guy wearing the old Steelers jersey is yours truly .

[35fordtn]

This is my little 33 standard 4 door.

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[petehoovie]

@David J - That sure is a nice 'straight' 5 window you have there....

[VeryTangled]

Originally Posted by stangblue

Thanks deuce-roadster the car is complete and has been shown already. I am just putting pictures out there to help anyone in the process and to show it takes patience and a few shillings. I am also having trouble submitting the after pictures? Something about security and I can't fix it with a wrench, drill or tap so I'm lost. Maybe later!

Hi stangblue, I've run across that recently. I got around it by pressing upload for each picture rather than trying to send 3 or more at one time. Give it a try and let us know?

[1934]

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Here's my 4-door.

[V8COOPMAN]

Originally Posted by 1934

Here's my 4-door.

Have you replaced the rear end with one from 1935 or later? Wondering why the rear sits so far forward! DD

[stangblue]

Thanks VeryTangled The middle one is mine.

[David J]

Thanks and it sure gets a lot of phones pointed at it driving it around . The leave it alone comments beat the paint it comments about 3-1 . Definitely going with the majority on that one . Probably dreaming but a NOS LH runningboard with shelf wear would finish it off . David J

Originally Posted by petehoovie

@David J - That sure is a nice 'straight' 5 window you have there....

[V8COOPMAN]

Darn.......I still have a couple of these from my Bloomington Gold days in the early '90s. DD

[VeryTangled]

Hi Everyone, Hershey show cars 2013

[Warren Kelley]

My son's 34 Roadster, all steel, mechanical brakes, 6 volt but with a C59a in
place of the 221cu.in.

[Ron Pilger]

This is my 1934 3 Window, created thus far from parts collecting from near and far. The rough rebuild is virtually complete. The actual restoration phase will be well underway by spring.

[guy1unico]

Here is mine.
Pretty original.

[Flathead37]

This is my fathers Phaeton

[Flathead37]

Another picture of my fathers.

[Flathead37]

And one of my roadster

[Flathead37]

My collection of projects

[331Cadillac]

David J. , is your 33 Old Chester Grey?? My car was that color and I would like to see a picture of a car in that color.

[David J]

Yessir

Originally Posted by 331Cadillac

David J. , is your 33 Old Chester Grey?? My car was that color and I would like to see a picture of a car in that color.

[1934]

DD, you're right, I think the rear spring was put on backwards at one point which puts the rear end too far forward. Doug.

[stangblue]

V8COOPMAN, Those where the days and still to a lesser degree than before! Now I repeat that mantra to myself every morning. ha!

[V8COOPMAN]

Originally Posted by 1934

DD, you're right, I think the rear spring was put on backwards at one point which puts the rear end too far forward. Doug.

Doug....Interestingly, putting the spring on backwards (IF that is actually possible) would move the rear end REARWARD. The spring ENDS and crossmember arc toward the front.

One other possibility......IF the car was changed-over from a 4-cylinder to a V8, or some such scenario, a 4-cylinder torque tube and driveshaft are shorter than the V8 parts. If they were not swapped for the longer V8 parts, bolting the torque tube to the transmission mount would pull the rear assembly forward. If that is a possibility in this case, we have dimensions for the 4-cylinder and V8 torque tubes so that you could measure yours. DD

[cas3]

david j, great car. thats the garage we all dream of finding, please tell the story, how did you find it, and why did the owner hide it all those years?

[Tim Armstrong]

My 34, built it 20 years ago. 004.jpg

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[David J]

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It was advertised here in the fall of 2010 [ not cheap ] and I was the first one to pull the trigger . I bought it from the son of the man that put it in that tiny garage right in the town of Sonora CA all those years ago . His dad had bought it for dirt cheap as he was 11 at the time .

Kirt [ son ] did not remember but the right rear tire was smoked to the cords and the left was almost new . Matching tires . Well the tranny was blown up with first gear and the cluster missing many teeth so someone was not nice to it . Didn't hurt the tranny case though and that was good as it matches the title and frame .

I do not know who sprayed the primer on it but it was not thick so it was easier to remove .

He [ Dad ] eventually bought a 1940 Ford so the 33 got stuck In that tiny garage and did not see daylight till Dec 2010 . In the gravesite pic notice how well the door was timbered and bolted shut . It took 3 guys a half hour to get it open including cutting down a couple trees . Kirt inherited the car in 2000 and when we pulled it out he said that was the first time he saw that car outside .

Kirt and his wife deserve honorable mention as I had paid some down but I still had two envelopes full of $100 bills that I gave to his wife when we started loading the car . She sat in their pickup and counted it and there were 2 $100 bills too many . SHE GAVE THEM BACK !!!!!! How many folks would do that nowdays ? He also gave me many spare parts with it . I have kept them up to speed on getting it back on the road [ spring 2011 ] and what has happened with it . GOOD PEOPLE and thanks again guys if you read this .

First pic is Kirt on the left and me on the right grinning like a buffoon .

Got to take some pics of one of the more famous 34 4d's in Verdi Nevada on the way . Lots of handling damage on it besides the MANY bullet holes but still a very interesting 34 . Dave

Originally Posted by cas3

david j, great car. thats the garage we all dream of finding, please tell the story, how did you find it, and why did the owner hide it all those years?

[Ardun]

Heres mine. Owned coupe since 1961. Phaeton since 1973.

[petehoovie]

@Ardun - Looks like you have 'General Jumbos' on the Phaeton....Nice!

[34Phae]

Attachment 252527

My Phaeton I have since 1962

[Ardun]

Originally Posted by petehoovie

@Ardun - Looks like you have 'General Jumbos' on the Phaeton....Nice!

Actually not. They are after market 15" Jumbo look alike wheels with centers opened up to accept Jumbo hubcaps which are Jumbo Stainless remakes (no longer available.) All from the '70s-'80s..

[Ardun]

Originally Posted by whizzernick

here is my 1933 roadster . bought it in 1959 . Oakland roadster show in 1964 . Hot rod magazine color feature in Feb 1970 . Restored in 1972. Drove it to Dearborn 2nd Grand National Early Ford meet in 1983. Tahoe 2013 Early Ford V8 meet was the last showing.

You always have nice stuff Nick. Still have your days conversion in my Tub

Tom Stryker

[Ardun]

Originally Posted by Rand

Attachment 92529

This is my Mom sitting on my granddads lap sitting next to Wally Parks sitting on my Granddads 30sumin Ford
Randy

Check the wheels..

[My3window]

Almost done!

[34billct]

My 34 FordorPicture 054.jpg

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[big job]

Does this count? Not really but, we need a 1930'ish radiator so
with some red neck plumbing-we can drive in and out of the shop..

[TonyM]

Photographs taken at the Early Ford V-8 Club of America Central National Meet at Springfield, Illinois, August 2014.

[My3window]

Bought my coupe out of someone's back yard in 1972. It has taken me 45 years, off and on, to complete it with the majority of work completed by myself. The photo with the fender skirts was taken about a year ago before I had assembled the lights and bumper. Love the Art Deco look with the wind deflectors and skirts. Also added is one of the hard to find accessories for the car. One of my favorite Ford body styles!

[totto]

Bought my pickup in '69 and drove it to high school and had '51 Merc and juice brakes. Restored it back to stock in 2009. Best part now is I can drive it on "nice days" .

[V8COOPMAN]

Originally Posted by totto

Bought my pickup in '69 and drove it to high school and had '51 Merc and juice brakes. Restored it back to stock in 2009. Best part now is I can drive it on "nice days" .

Hmmm.......But the BEST part back then (with the Merc engine and juice brakes) was that you could drive it ANY TIME......just sayin'! DD

[Deuce Bob]

my 32 and 34 coupes

[bluesman]

Here is mine 1933 standard model V8 21k original miles Duncan blue with black fenders one repaint back in the 60s windshield frame was changed to chrome other than that all original...love model 40s...

[Dick Webber]

Here's my classy Mom with her brand new 1934 Ford. That was when a new car was something to be proud of.

Second picture is the same Ford in an Iowa blizzard 2-21-1937. I'll bet it started and Pop drove it to work that day.

[FlatheadTed]

Dick ,What a great couple of shots ,the old Ford definitely didn't have a overheating problem .Blues man nice ,that's how I likeem Ted

[thequietwon]

Current project...34 5w. Future projects...rust free 33 sedan, 34 sedan that was boxed up in a barn in 63 that I pulled out about 3 years ago, and a nice 33 5w that was torn down in the 70's but never finished. I bought it from the original owner's son. Unfortunately, I'll probably have to sell one of the sedans in the near future...too many projects!
Sam

[bluesman]

Thanks

[rockfla]

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For some reason, I could not upload the "real" picture (Something about a security tolken) of the car, so I had to resort to the (Very Similar body style) "Factory" style original. Since American and Aussie Fords were posted, I had to represent the European's.....One like this was for sale about a year ago, tried to give my arm and leg but the wife would not cut them off and they would not take them for the car!!!! The "one that got away" story.

[FlatheadTed]

Some great cars

[FlatheadTed]

Bump

[rockfla]

Ran across this picture today. Tucked away in a barn in Utah in 2005, all original,, untouched and I bet still sitting right where I took this picture.

[petehoovie]

[jimTN]

34 hood top and grill.jpg My fordoor

[Steve/IL]

1933 Victoria. My next project.

[petehoovie]

[JimG]

My 34 Fordor in the fall.

[Sid]

My 34 coupe

[FrankWest]

1933 model B standard 4 door original paint Duncan blue, original interior, dash original engine, serial numbers match frame. 44,000 miles.

[lotsagas4u]

Great pictures, any of you have a early 33? I need a side pix of front frame horn. Need to see where bumper bracket holes were drilled, early 33s had smaller spacing in brackets, thanks

[V8COOPMAN]

Originally Posted by lotsagas4u

Great pictures, any of you have a early 33? I need a side pix of front frame horn. Need to see where bumper bracket holes were drilled, early 33s had smaller spacing in brackets, thanks

This picture of an early '33 doesn't help? I had sent it to you with a link to a few more pics last week. DD

[lotsagas4u]

V8coopman, unable to open those pix, not sure of the problem, thanks for your help.

[FrankWest]

I will try to photograph the frame bumper location.

[V8COOPMAN]

Originally Posted by FrankWest

My car is july 1933 came with horn installed original.

We're talking FRAME HORNS, not "beep beep" horns. DD

[FrankWest]

Originally Posted by V8COOPMAN

We're talking FRAME HORNS, not "beep beep" horns. DD

Oh no...Now I will have to crawl under my car to take the pictures. It is 18 degrees in my garage.

LotsagasForMe are you sure these are not photographed in the 1933/34 restoration guide?

[lotsagas4u]

Frank, please do not crawl under your car.

[lotsagas4u]

I have pictures of later 33 and 34 frames, the bolt pattern is the same, looking to find a early frame, with a close up of pix bumper brackets, how early is your car? Mine is February built. Thank you for your help.

[lotsagas4u]

Frank, look on page 2-17 of the 1933/34 restoration guide, you can see the different bracket, thanks again.

[FrankWest]

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Call mike driskel he may have the older brackets you need of know where you can find them. Third generation auto in Tennessee

[FrankWest]

Originally Posted by lotsagas4u

I have pictures of later 33 and 34 frames, the bolt pattern is the same, looking to find a early frame, with a close up of pix bumper brackets, how early is your car? Mine is February built. Thank you for your help.

july 1933

[FrankWest]

[here is

[lotsagas4u]

Frank, your car will have the wide bumper brackets, glad you did not crawl under it in the cold, thanks for your help.

[FrankWest]

maybe you have 1932 bumper parts on your very early 33? I once saw 32 motor mounts and water inlets on a very early 33

[Tim Brown]

Lets see some more model 40's

[deuce lover]

Here is mine in France,originally from East Coast US.Found it partially restored and finished it here.

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by deuce lover

Here is mine in France,originally from East Coast US.Found it partially restored and finished it here.

VERY NICE!!!

[deuce lover]

Thanks Pete !!

[Lawrie]

Our 33 out camping last week, and exploring this week,120 ks out in the hills
Lawrie

[slug]

Originally Posted by petehoovie

VERY NICE!!!

I say VERY nice!

[David J]

Latest addition , Pics from last summer .

[jimTN]

Tried to post pics but apparently did not take.

[jimTN]

Pics did take after all!

[JimG]

My car on the shore of Lake Erie from last summer. All ice now!

[BrianCT]

Xxx xx xx

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by jimTN

Pics did take after all!

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by Lawrie

Our 33 out camping last week, and exploring this week,120 ks out in the hills
Lawrie

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by David J

Latest addition , Pics from last summer .

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by JimG

My car on the shore of Lake Erie from last summer. All ice now!

[petehoovie]

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A truck load....

[David J]

Originally Posted by petehoovie

A truck load....

Thanks Pete . Wonder if that's Mikes [ my ] car ???? Car was sild new in NY NY ! . Looks to be the same color and the factory paint is still on it

[bluesman]

1933 Sedan Duncan Blue Black fenders

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by bluesman

1933 Sedan Duncan Blue Black fenders

[Fairlane500]

Our Tudor in New Zealand

[34fivewindow]

[Tim Brown]

Originally Posted by 34fivewindow

Nice 5W!

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by Fairlane500

Our Tudor in New Zealand

[rockfla]

Dear Ol' Dad coming off of $250 in 1975 for our 33 4cyl 4 Door!!! Also one from circa 1970 ish since not one Sedan Delivery....Dad got a call about a 34 sedan delivery hauled out to the street to be hauled off for Junk.....we hot footed it over to find this!!!

[JMFL36]

My stock '34 Phaeton.

[slug]

Originally Posted by bluesman

1933 Sedan Duncan Blue Black fenders

Why can't I find something wrong with this picture?

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by slug

Why can't I find something wrong with this picture?

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by JMFL36

My stock '34 Phaeton.

[slug]

Thanks Pete. That car needs to be seen again.

[Tom in TN]

This and my avatar,,,,in family since 1958

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by Tom in TN

This and my avatar,,,,in family since 1958

[V8COOPMAN]

Originally Posted by slug

Why can't I find something wrong with this picture?

Well, if you look REALLY, REALLY hard and squint your eyes, you MIGHT perceive that the rear of the hood sits about 1/8th of an inch low at the belt line............MAYBE! Or, it COULD just be ME! Absolutely gorgeous car, nevertheless!! DD

[Tom in TN]

Originally Posted by petehoovie

Why thank you Petehoovie... I don't know how to post big pix.

[slug]

Originally Posted by V8COOPMAN

Well, if you look REALLY, REALLY hard and squint your eyes, you MIGHT perceive that the rear of the hood sits about 1/8th of an inch low at the belt line............MAYBE! Or, it COULD just be ME! Absolutely gorgeous car, nevertheless!! DD

V8COOPMAN your too picky Henry was OK with it!

[BrianCT]

Had to re-learn posting Photos. I guess it's been a while. These are not mine . However my cabriolet was that gray originally.

[V8COOPMAN]

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Originally Posted by slug

V8COOPMAN your too picky Henry was OK with it!

Heck, crooked pictures on a wall, and crooked throw-rugs on a floor drive me bonkers. I'm just a "detail" kind of person.....just as the way I TRY like hell to use reasonably-correct wording and PUNCTUATION in a sentence. I did mention that the car was gorgeous, nevertheless! By the way, it wouldn't take five minutes to line-up that hood line! DD

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by BrianCT

Had to re-learn posting Photos. I guess it's been a while. These are not mine . However my cabriolet was that gray originally.

[slug]

Hey V8COOPMAN I was just jacking with you! Actually I am like you are I go around the house straightening up lamp shades and pictures too. Wire runs on the underside of the dash must be lined up. But it is a nice car.

[petehoovie]

[tubman]

You guys ain't nuthin'. I am so concerned with the proper order of things that I have been know to walk 3 aisles to return a can of Green Beans that someone left in the toilet paper aisle to it's vegetable section at the supermarket.

[old henry 1934]

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[petehoovie]

[cdan34]

Stan Whites '34 Ford

[slug]

Boy I like this!

[bmwillia]

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[slug]

I like this too. I would have bumpers on it and you may but is really nice. This thread has had a lot model 40s that are right down my lane.

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by cdan34

Stan Whites '34 Ford

[V8COOPMAN]

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Hey Brad.....You've been keeping this pretty "low-key" for some time now, and I must say that remembering how this car started-out quite a few years back, it has turned-out BEAUTIFULLY! I always remembered you because of Gonzales. I used to drive through Gonzales going back and forth between New Orleans and Houston 50 years ago, before I-10 was finished between N.O. and Baton Rouge. I'm loving that coupe! Looks like Excelsior radials you have there? If so, you will love them! Color is gorgeous!! DD

[Byron Warwick]

I bought my Pickup in 1959, B/W photo is at my girlfriends house for lunch, and I am wearing my H J Heinz laboratory clothes, in Leamington Ontario.
Colour picture, after a 10 year resfeshing. We are still married, and drive "Merlot", during the driving season.
Byron W.

[slug]

I agree with V8COOPMAN

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by Byron Warwick

I bought my Pickup in 1959, B/W photo is at my girlfriends house for lunch, and I am wearing my H J Heinz laboratory clothes, in Leamington Ontario.
Colour picture, after a 10 year resfeshing. We are still married, and drive "Merlot", during the driving season.
Byron W.

[bmwillia]

Thanks V8Coopman!

It took me 8yrs but I finally got it on the road last October!

I knew nothing about these old Fords and not much about cars in general when I started but thanks to this forum and the HAMB and the Early Ford V8 Club 1933-34 Ford book I had all the info I needed.

I made some mistakes and going back there are some things I would do differently but over all I am happy with it and am enjoying the heck out of driving it.

The interior is going in starting next week. It currently has some of an old Lebarron Bonney kit that’s been eaten up by moths.

I did put Excelsiors on it and I like them a lot.

Here’s a picture of when I picked it up from my grandfather’s house in Missouri in 2012.




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[Tim Brown]

Thats a great start. Whats it looking like today?

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[Leadfoot4U]

OUCH!!



I think my Victoria once looked like this!

[petehoovie]

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Originally Posted by highbeams

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[rockfla]

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[rockfla]

Or maybe a run down the Autobaun

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by rockfla

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Attachment 534497How about we travel across the "Pond", have some brats, sour kraut and a Warsteiner.

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by rockfla

Or maybe a run down the Autobaun

[FlatheadTed]

Thats how I like them ,even as a ROD THEY LOOK GOOD ,i AM WORKING ON MY 33AND 34 NOW .

Originally Posted by petehoovie

[Manuel]

Originally Posted by rockfla

Or maybe a run down the Autobaun

I love the head lights on that B&W car.

[highbeams]

Originally Posted by petehoovie

As off the assy line, but '38 gearbox, incl pitted-to-the-steel Tacoma Cream; 1 Duncan Blue patchy peeling repaint. the original 'matching-grill-condition' V8 emblem w/screws in the glovebox . . .(?) thx.
(replc'd top insert when?)
Now hyd brks, mechanical linkage still w/car.
'38 gearbox. Thank You.