For Sale: 1934 Ford Victoria in Concord, North Carolina for sale in Concord, NC
Vehicle Description The 1934 Ford Victoria is a special coupe with one-year-only features.
So you can instantly understand why this example has been given the right care and investments to remain a sharp-looking representation of its era.
The Ford Victoria is a range-topping coupe that has some of the best lines of the era.
The 1934 version was the last known production year for the pre-war era, and it also had some unique features.
It has the same formal and sporty lines as Victorias of other years.
But the sleeker look of the slant back rear makes them a distinct and attractive collectible.
And because these are true classics, it has a proper vintage feel.
There was a restoration later in life, but enough time has passed where it has matured into a worn-in style that some may mistake for a respected survivor.
After all, the two-tone tan and black has a true classic style, and the Henry Ford steel still fits with merit.
There are nice details, like the wire wheels w/spare mounted to the rear, dual horns, dual taillights, and the optional premium greyhound hood ornament leading the way.
And we love the bright chrome bumper with a dip in the middle to show off the waterfall grille.
Suicide doors always signal a true classic, and that sets the tone right for the interior.
The cloth upholstery has the ideal classic feel.
They replaced it to erase decades of use, but the velour pattern on the seats and doors feels absolutely authentic.
Even the pleats in both rows add to this great vintage look.
Classic motoring means a large grippy steering wheel and a big, clear speedometer.
No one has tried to ruin this time machine with aftermarket parts like air conditioning.
Instead, it's a time warp, right down to the windshields that still vents to let breezes through the car.
The logos on the grille and hubcaps let you know to expect Ford's famous 221 cubic-inch flathead V8 in the engine bay.
And as you lift the butterfly hood, you can see from this condition that this V8 has been treated with extra tidy care.
Plus, the way it runs smooth and quiet reaffirms this feeling of quality.
There's even an electric fuel pump to aid with the cold starts.
So this Victoria remains a true driver, and you'll love the control of the classic three-speed manual transmission.
This is premium distinction in a package that was built to show and enjoy.
So you know you don't want to let this unique '34 Vicky slip through your fingers.
Call now!.
So you can instantly understand why this example has been given the right care and investments to remain a sharp-looking representation of its era.
The Ford Victoria is a range-topping coupe that has some of the best lines of the era.
The 1934 version was the last known production year for the pre-war era, and it also had some unique features.
It has the same formal and sporty lines as Victorias of other years.
But the sleeker look of the slant back rear makes them a distinct and attractive collectible.
And because these are true classics, it has a proper vintage feel.
There was a restoration later in life, but enough time has passed where it has matured into a worn-in style that some may mistake for a respected survivor.
After all, the two-tone tan and black has a true classic style, and the Henry Ford steel still fits with merit.
There are nice details, like the wire wheels w/spare mounted to the rear, dual horns, dual taillights, and the optional premium greyhound hood ornament leading the way.
And we love the bright chrome bumper with a dip in the middle to show off the waterfall grille.
Suicide doors always signal a true classic, and that sets the tone right for the interior.
The cloth upholstery has the ideal classic feel.
They replaced it to erase decades of use, but the velour pattern on the seats and doors feels absolutely authentic.
Even the pleats in both rows add to this great vintage look.
Classic motoring means a large grippy steering wheel and a big, clear speedometer.
No one has tried to ruin this time machine with aftermarket parts like air conditioning.
Instead, it's a time warp, right down to the windshields that still vents to let breezes through the car.
The logos on the grille and hubcaps let you know to expect Ford's famous 221 cubic-inch flathead V8 in the engine bay.
And as you lift the butterfly hood, you can see from this condition that this V8 has been treated with extra tidy care.
Plus, the way it runs smooth and quiet reaffirms this feeling of quality.
There's even an electric fuel pump to aid with the cold starts.
So this Victoria remains a true driver, and you'll love the control of the classic three-speed manual transmission.
This is premium distinction in a package that was built to show and enjoy.
So you know you don't want to let this unique '34 Vicky slip through your fingers.
Call now!.
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