1933 Ford Phaeton

I have had several people ask me to post up finished pictures of this build i finished about 8 months ago. I don't know why I never put them up but here they are... This car may or may not be an original army car but it sure looks like one. This Phaeton is a 1933 standard of which I believe there was only 214 production made. I did put leather seat out of a deluxe though. Hope you enjoy.. Lucky

 

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ok here we go

 

Wow, its REALLY nice! I just emailed them to my uncle who builds military vehicles.......this is gunna be HOURS of good fun. =O)

 

That's really cool Lucky. What a great looking old Ford

 

That is soooo rare, sooooo sweet

 

What's wrong with shiny?
Great car and great to see a military version.

 

Awesome!

 

how about some details Lucky? is it a hotrod in army fatigues?

 

No it's all pretty stock. Original 21 stud motor 6v. With the exception of the paint and leather seat pretty much just as she was back
in 33..

 

very cool! I can see that being used in the movies...

 

i like it. looks like a heap of fun.

 

Love the car! Have you ever thought of 1933 plates?

 

Cool looking and rare and thats a great combination any way you look at it. No telling how many are left if any. Thanks for posting the pic's

 

Man, you sure do got some cool toys.

Doc.

 

wow love it..
please post pics of the build process
thanks Brian

 

That's pretty cool Lucky...thanks for sharing...any history?

 

neat

 

That's cool as hell!

 

Yeah he has a set of 33 plates and currently the DMV is processing them. Believe it or not my client is 73 years young and this is his daily driver.

 

Sorry Brian I have no pictures of the build. It was a mess when I got it. The person that started the project was taking it in a really wrong direction. So needless to say I had to undo everything that person did and I took it all back to original stock condition.

 

Pretty bitchin. I agree on the '33 plates.

 

hey Lucky I stole pics of the phaeton and added them to my phaeton build thread
thanks
brian

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=378175

 

Looks cool.

 

No worries Brian,
Although I would like to say its my car its not. I just built it for a friend.. Luck

 

well good job lucky,its well done
Brian

 

Nice job! If I ever will PowerBall I'm picking up a '34 a friend has that is stone stock and solid, spent its life in South Africa were nothing ever rusts.

 

What a cool look well done.

 

Not to get to off topic but how come nothing rust in South Africa?

 

you could not ride in that car without a smile