1937 Ford 3 window


 1937 Ford 3 window

This 1937 Ford 3 window coupe is an coast to coast glass car with tons of updates to the exterior, interior and drivetrain. The owner has had it for 5+ years. The vehicle runs great and is mainly used for weekend drives.
Seller's Notes
car is practically flawless, has ceramic coating treatment done in spring! lookin for serious buyers please don't wast time if not looking to buy. Car was built for my father and he enjoyed it while he could before he passed. My mother held onto it for while and just feels like it's time to part with it. We are located in northeast Arkansas. U can fly into memphis and drive home. Car can go anywhere...Not looking for any trades as my mother is just trying to recoup some of what my dad invested before he passed. Feel free to call/text or message me for more info 8704763599 lookin for $61k
Exterior
37 coast 2 coast glass roadster. Custom top to bottom.The Drivetrain: ls1 5.7 w/ hooker shorty header and side sweep exhaust, mild gm hot cam sounds awesome and no issues with driveability mainly gives it the sound that matches the car baddazz..4l60 trans w/ 4 link s10 rear & 3:42 gearSuspension: mustang 2, cobra quicksteer rack n pinion , air ride suspension w/ shockwave struts on rear. Fully boxed frame built for this car by coast 2 coast 2 coast bodies. Street and performance custom harness for pcm and engine. Runs on billet 17x7 front and 20x11 rears with nice lip in rear. tires front and rear have 3600 miles on them still look new..Paint and body done by Darwin's hotrod shop jonesboro ar. Paint is flawless. Just ceramic coated in fall. Has flush mounted 36 inch brake light under trunk very neat. Hid lighting along with bmw mini cooper headlights mounted in fenders. Car has right around 3600 miles.

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