1931 Ford Victoria... perfect car for restoration, hot rod, or custom treatment. I have way too many projects and not enough room, and not enough time.... so as much as I hate to, I'm going to sell this car... SORRY BUT... NO TRADES. Hard to find... 1931 Ford Victoria Leather back, inline 4 cylinder, 3 speed manual transmission, 2 door! The Good Stuff... the car is pretty well complete! The body, floors and frame on the car are really nice, there are no visible patches or rust that I can see to the doors, floors or quarters. the fenders are good, the car doesn't seem to have the rust in the usual places. The rear dipped floor pan is solid but does have a few very, very small rust holes. All of the wood in the car is good, but old. All of the hard to find interior garnishing, handles etc... are there. One of the side windows is missing/broke. All of the seats front & back, and arm rests are there but with out any fabric or padding. The car has pretty cool patina actually, It's perfect to keep as is and get running, for a stock restoration or street rod you choose. ALL OF THE HARD TO FIND VICTORIA PARTS ARE THERE! This car not a rust bucket or has it ever been a rust bucket like a lot of these cars can be, it is just a nice old car that sat in a shed since the early 70's and just now seen the light of day a year ago. This car is straight and VERY solid, the body sheet metal seems to be good, except for the few little spots I mentioned. This car is a perfect candidate to leave alone get it running and have fun with, or restore. The car is supposed to be the 27th oldest Vicky on the Ford Victoria registry, that's what I was told by the moderator anyway. I have a clear Illinois title in my name and in my hand for this car. The photos of the restored original and street rod are just for reference of what the car could be. This little Vicky is tucked away in my home garage, so please let me know if you have any questions. Call me if you are interested, or have any questions 573-406-7573 thanks Randy
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