Survivor 1934 Ford Fordor Hot Rod!
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- This time at the Quick Speed Shop I bought a 1934 Ford Fordor hot rod survivor, last on the road in 1967! This car was towed from CA to NY in 1967 and put into storage ever since. It shared a spot in a barn with a 1963 Corvette, fuel injected car by the way, until the barn fell down on both cars. The Corvette was moved by the owner, and I bought this car. It's a true California survivor, in mostly original paint, very straight and very little rust. Let's dig in and check it out! Barn find, old hot rod, survivor car, 1950s hot rod, Henry Ford, original paint, back in the day, will it run, will it start, saving an old hot rod.
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Very cool.Glad that 34 finally has a good home.
Me too. It's been almost 60 years since it's been on the road!
nice project i love 4 d oldies have the faith
These are really good looking cars, unlike most other 4 doors.
Great it has a good home Thanks for sharing
It's super lucky it wasn't crushed in the barn it was in!
Cool project can't wait to see the videos! Yeah, keep buying!!!
Should be a cool car. Running out of money and space!
Looks almost like the car from Halloween H20. Love it.
Nice project !
She is cool. I am sure she will be a fun project. Thanks for the video. It's only money and you can't take it when you go so spend it now before your to old to enjoy it.
Ain't that the truth. Saving all your money until you're too old to enjoy it is a bad plan!
Keep it a Beater, you'll be happy in the long run
That's the plan. Shiny cars suck.
This is Bonnie!! Clyde wants our car back for our next JOB!!!! Seriously, put it together for a FUN RIDE!! Great car and style!! Yes to full fenders!!!
I can't wait to start working on this car. I've wanted one for a while.
What a great project! I’ll probably see you in Hershey.
I'll be there Mon-Fri
That's gonna be a awesome project. Can't wait, I will be watching.
I'm excited to work on it!
Josh...ive got a barn find 34 vid from this year... You may want to look at that basket case to appreciate yours more. Ha ha. Same scenario...building roof gone bad dumping water inside for years. Great vid!
I'm really lucky to have found it. I had been casually looking for a few years for an original paint 4 door, and I can't believe I found this car.
@QuickSpeedShop congratulations... good to Win once in awhile
The front wishbone looks like it was changed at the back, done to allow more room for a wider trans.
The trans mount location was crudely torched out
That car is actually pretty well preserved! Great find Josh! Looks like it'll be another great project! 👍
It's really solid for where it was stored. The entire 2nd floor collapsed around it and then it got rained on for a while.
@@QuickSpeedShop Hmmmm, interesting! At least it survived as well as it did!
Prewar sedans are worth the trouble. I rebuilt an orphan 32 4 door, lowered and stretched, not chopped or channeled. 4runner steering, F1 axle w/disks, 300 6, mustang 3 speed, 3:10 9" diff, really smooth cruiser. Considering that really nice P/U in your yard I'm figuring you're gonna end up with nice paint instead of a rust job.
Nope, I wanted an original (or mostly original) paint car. It will get new floors, glass, and shine juice on the exterior.
Ok I admit I also have an original faded paint car but only because I know nothing's hidden. Most incredible bit about the sedan I built was a moonroof top out of a 60 bird fit my sedan really well. The 4runner steering box really solved for the dropped axle and bonus was 40 Ford steer wheel. Looking forward to the running gear you go with. @@QuickSpeedShop
Cool 👍
Great find!!
Good luck and enjoy the process.
I can't wait to build it!
What days are you planning to be at Hershey? Are you doing video while there?
I'll be there M-F. I'm in Chocolate Field CO 37-39. I'll do a video while there.
that would a fun project wonder what that horn sounds like can it be restored?
It probably works. I don't think it's one of the originals ('34s had two).
That car must have really been something to drive all of the way to California then tow it back.
It's a California car. The owner towed it to NY in the late '60s along with a '63 Corvette!
I'm betting it will never see the road. You are soon going to have as many cars as Half ads Customs!
I only wish I had as many projects as Brent! All my cars end up on the road. I have 10 on the road right now!
So what’s your project? Link to your UA-cam channel?
Vim and a sponge while your washing it.
GAZ M1
Did the previous owner not have any additional info on how it was modified back in the day?
I didn't talk to him, his friend was selling it for him. The PO is pretty old and kind of a hoarder. He had it registered in CA in 1967 so he must have been pretty young then as that was almost 60 years ago.