In April of 1934, Clyde Barrow, from Bonnie and Clyde, wrote his infamous letter to Henry Ford

In April of 1934, Clyde Barrow, from Bonnie and Clyde, wrote his infamous letter to Henry Ford stating, "What a dandy car you make", the new 85 horsepower V8 was very fast and great for quick getaways.  Visual changes from 1933 to 1934 were minimal.  Newly designed hubcaps, the grill had fewer vertical bars with a deeper and flatter chrome frame.  Headlights and cowl lights were slightly smaller on the new 1934.  Body exterior changes: the hoods were now vertical instead of carved and fenders were the same color as the body.  1934's were definitely the car of choice to customize over the years.  They were and continue to be very desirable to the avid Ford collector.  This recent body off restoration presents beautifully, the dark saddle upholstery is in new condition, and the all Ford glass is script.  It sports its dual horns, dual taillights and cowl lights.  The Ford tan is mirror finish and compliments the tan harts cloth top, and all of the chrome is show.  The engine was rebuilt to new and runs and drives wonderful.  If you want one of the best 1934 roadsters look no further.  Complete video of this vehicle available.  Call our classic car division at 815-385-8408 for video and/or vehicle information.