Ford Deluxe Coupe 1939, Estados Unidos
Motor : 221/85HP
Exterior : Cinza (Gull Gray)
Interior : Marrom
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HIGHLIGHTS
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All steel body
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AACA Senior award in 2003
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Approximately 23 miles since comprehensive
restoration
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First year for hydraulic brakes
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24-stud 221/85 HP flathead V-8 engine
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155 ft/lbs of torque
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6.15:1 compression
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Downdraft carburetor
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Oil bath air cleaner
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Floor-shifted 3-speed transmission
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Gull Gray with Tan leather upholstery
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Deluxe Banjo steering wheel
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Woodgrain dash and moldings
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Radio and antenna
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Fender skirts
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Bumper guards
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Draft deflectors
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Dual wipers
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Ford accessory license plate frames
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Wide Whitewall tires
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Trim rings and Spyder hubcaps
Awarded an AACA Grand National
Senior Award in 2002, this Deluxe Coupe features an all-steel body and has
travelled approximately 23 miles since a comprehensive restoration. Powered by
the 6.15:1 compression, 24-stud, 221/85 HP V-8 engine with downdraft
carburetor, oil-bath air cleaner and floor-shifted 3-speed manual transmission,
it’s good for 155 lb-ft of torque. Presenting exquisitely well, the Deluxe
Coupe is extraordinarily well appointed with a woodgrain dash and moldings, a
radio and antenna, fender skirts, bumper guards, draft deflectors, accessory
license-plate frame, dual wipers, Spyder hubcaps with trim rings and wide
whitewall tires. Painted in highly reflective Gull Grey with tan leather
upholstery, the entire car is simply astonishing. The engine and engine bay
present in seemingly flawless splendor, and the interior is a place of
excellence. Slide behind the banjo steering wheel and roll down the road. The
new-for-1939 hydraulic brakes were established across the Ford line and made a
huge difference in drivability, which was needed thanks to the revised
carburetion broadening the torque band. It’s easy to imagine the V-8 delivering
smooth, steady power on demand, the transmission shifting with exceptional ease
and a package that delivers an absolutely dreamy ride. This year was a busy one
for Ford, as the new cars received revised styling and Mercury was introduced
as an upscale brand situated between Ford and Lincoln, closing the gap between
the brands. Seeing cars like this Deluxe Coupe begs the question, how? It seems
clear Ford was doing just fine offering higher and higher levels of elegance,
performance and refinement with a Blue Oval on the grille; but it was the call
of the day for companies to offer something else, something different,
something upscale from the entry-level brands. This Deluxe Coupe offers a lot
of upscale for a working-man’s automobile.
Fonte : https://www.mecum.com/lots/DA0917-294043/1939-ford-deluxe-coupe/
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