Ford: Tudor Sedan 2 Door on 2040-cars
San Diego, California, United States
My e-mail is : russnathanvx1@netzero.com
1936 Ford Tudor sedan, this is a 3 owner original survivor car and has been in California since the early 1960s. Nice original car showing a bit of patina from age but still very presentable. the fenders have been repainted a few years ago and the running boards have been replaced. the body is still original paint and has a few minor nicks and scratches. paint is getting a little thin in places. no rust anywhere ever. the interior is all original except for the front rubber floor mat. the seats, headliner, door panels,visors etc. are still in good condition, especially for age. the dash is very nice. the driver door and right rear quarter glass has some delamination as seen in pictures. the roof insert is original and still in tact but is showing age, all windows roll up and down smooth as can be. windshield cranks out like it should, cowl vent opens. windshield wiper works.
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