1951 Ford Convertible
The Ford Shoebox's undoubtedly captured the hot rodder's imagination through the decades. The '49-51's have become favorites in the traditional hot rod world.
1949-1951 the Ford nicknamed "Shoebox" was designed by George Walker. The styling with integrated fenders, and wide chrome grille made it an instant hit with customizers and hot rodders alike. This stunning example is a complete frame-off restoration. The IFS subframe is by Heidt's, all new updated suspension. Upper and lower tubular "A" arms and front sway bar. Running a Y-block with a tri-power setup. Keep cool while cruising with a performance aluminum radiator. What a great rumble from the dual exhaust. Matched to a C4 automatic transmission, and a Ford 9" rear. All new 12-volt system. The battery has been relocated to the trunk.
Driving is a dream with Rack and Pinion Power Steering. The '51 even has front disc brakes. The body has been done in a show stopping two-tone white and yellow with all new chrome, stainless, glass and weatherstripping. All stainless has been polished out to a mirror finish...beautiful! Notice the custom build touches a 1950 Ford dash and rear taillights. Custom white interior featuring bucket seats, and powered windows, and upgraded to electric wipers. The clean dash has a full array of gauges temp, oil, battery, fuel, and speedometer. What is more exciting than dropping the powered top and cruising with friends.
The '51 is a show quality build you'll be proud to own.
The 1951 Ford was purchased from Cookeville TN in 2013 with original mileage 56,712.9. The build started in 2014 and titled 2017. Engine and drivetrain built 2017-2018. The build was finished in 2021 in Leesburg FL. Current mileage showing 56,825 giving total mileage since completion 112 miles.
It could be yours for $39,000.00!
This car is located in Edmonds, Washington.
