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Ford Victoria 239 CI Flathead V8 1952

Allmän beskrivning : Looking for a sharp '50s cruiser that you can park at shows and parade down Main Street? You can always buy a nice Bel Air… Like everyone else. You can find a cool old Fairlane. That's sure to raise a few eyebrows. Or, you can call your friends at RK Motors Charlotte and snatch up this unique 1952 Ford Victoria! Wrapping a legendary flathead in a super clean restoration, this crisp coupe draws big crowds and big compliments everywhere it goes. And if you're in the market for a fun cruiser that is as reliable as it is cool, it's a great candidate for your next classic!
APPEARANCE
Owned by the same dedicated enthusiast for the last 30 years, this fine-looking Ford is the beneficiary of a detailed, body-off restoration that was fully documented with photos. That selective rebuild reflects a cool coat of Pearl White 2-stage. And that quality pigment mixes with bright flash to highlight a distinctive, retro character.
American optimism at its very finest, this classic's ornate design is a stunning example of how Popular Culture shapes the transportation industry. At the front of the car, a polished grille founds a polished bullet between a guarded bumper, rocket-themed parking lamps and stainless-trimmed headlights. Above that grille, a domed hood centers an ornate crest and streamlined topper in front of a stainless-trimmed windshield that's cleared by satin-finished wipers. That glass leads a stainless-trimmed, 'Victoria' branded greenhouse, which positions two more ornate Ford crests opposite tidy mirrors and traditional door handles. At the sides of that greenhouse, rounded fenders hang stainless spears between blocky 'V8' emblems, svelte 'Crestline' scripts and stylish rocker guards. And at the back of the car, a second guarded bumper frames sculpted taillights, rocket-themed reverse lamps and a fourth classy Ford crest.
POWER
If Henry Ford perfected one aspect of his automobiles, it was the Ford V8. Introduced in 1932 as a durable, torque-rich competitor to more expensive and labor-intensive 8-cylinders, the flathead has established an unmatched reputation as the go-to mill for vintage and kustom car enthusiasts. And, in keeping with tradition, this stellar classic is powered by 239 cubic inches of 'flatty' V8. Spinning smooth compression into roughly 100 horsepower, the throaty engine growls with the help of a roster of vintage parts. Air enters through a painted and decaled oil bath and, juiced by a small Ford carburetor, exits through correct, cast iron Fenton headers. Pliable belts turn a traditional generator while a beefy radiator cycles water through big Ford hoses and tight screw clamps. Aesthetically, the block, which perches a correctly-decaled oil canister on 24-stud heads, has been painted a sedate red hue. And overall, the car's glossy engine bay is a charming and 100% functional step back in to a much simpler, and some would say better, period of American automotive history.
DRIVABILITY
Take a look under this cool coupe and you'll see just how much the automotive world has changed when it comes to ride, handling and structural integrity. The car's solid floors make a suitable backdrop for a Satin Black frame and factory-accurate suspension. A 3-speed manual transmission sends power to a familiar Ford axle. In front of that drivetrain, control arms and coil springs remain just as they looked back in 1952. And the same holds true behind that drivetrain, where leaf springs and the aforementioned pumpkin add integrity and grip. Stops are provided by four drum brakes. True-dual exhaust suspends glasspack-style mufflers in front of polished stainless tips. And everything rides on polished American Racing Torq Thrust IIs, which spin 205/75R15 Uniroyal Tiger Paws around 'Ford' stamped center caps.
COMFORT
Inside this Victoria, a tasteful interior appears much more upscale than the car's age would suggest. Broad bench seats, which sport rich, 2-tone covers, ride clean carpet that's protected by weather-free mats. In front of those thrones, a color-keyed dash founds clear gauges and a correct AM radio above factory Magic Aire heat. At the sides of that dash, 2-tone door panels frame correct chrome handles. In front of the driver, an artful Ford steering wheel spins a full horn ring around a factory shifter. And behind the passengers, a carpeted trunk hides full-size spare tire.
VEHICLE SALE INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTATION
* Vintage marketing literature * An original Owner's Manual * A copy of one of the car's previous Titles * A stack of restoration photos
If you're looking for some classic Americana that feels more exclusive than mass-market Chevys, this elegant Ford is a fantastic choice. Distinctive, reliable and lovingly restored, it's a lot of fun on the street OR at the show. Call your friends at RK Motors Charlotte and schedule a visit!
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SUMMARY
* The beneficiary of a detailed, body-off restoration * Correct 239 cubic inch flathead V8 / Fenton headers * Correct 3-speed manual transmission * Pearl White paint * 15-inch American Racing Torq Thrust II wheels * Red and White vinyl interior * Sale includes restoration photos

https://www.rkmotors.com/vehicles/2905/1952-ford-victoria

1952 Ford Victoria 239 CI Flathead V8 is listed såld on ClassicDigest in Charlotte by Donald Berard for $36900.

 

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Karosstyp : Personbil Märke : Ford Modell : Victoria Modellversion : 239 CI Flathead V8 Motorvolym : 0.0 Årsmodell : 1952 Läge : Charlotte

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Ford lanserade den första lågpris V8-motor driven bil 1932. 1932 V8 var en omedelbar hit med överlägsen hantering och prestanda för många betydligt mer expansiva bilar av dagen. Inte undra på 32 V8 Ford har blivit en sådan favorit bland heta rodders runt om i världen med 32 Deuce Coupe som sin ikon.

Under kriget Ford helt stänga civil bilproduktionen att ägna alla sina resurser till de allierade krigsansträngningarna (1942-1945) De används för att bygga B-24 bombplan, flygmotorer, jeepar, M-4 stridsvagnar, militära lastbilar och Bren-gun bärare och mer än 30.000 super laddade Rolls Royce Merlin V-12 motorer till Mosquito och Lancaster bombplan samt P-51 Mustang fighters. Efter kriget Ford bilar i USA blev större och flashier tillsammans med sina konkurrenter. I 60: s Ford var tillbaka i förgrunden igen när man inför deras kommersiella hit Mustang 1964. Mustang var så populär tävlingen var tvungen att följa Fords exempel och ponycar fenomenet tog över USA. Under åren ponnyer växte några muskler tills oljekrisen döda äntligen dödat dem.

På sextiotalet rusade Ford i internationell motorsport scenen med en raseri. Efter misslyckade Ferrari övertagande, då Enzo Ferrari hade klippt affären av med Henry Ford II gör det senare absolut koka av vrede, vände Ford till Lola i Storbritannien för att producera en Ferrari slog långdistans racer efter. Samarbetet mellan Ford och Lola skapade den mäktiga Ford GT40 som absolut slog Ferrari i Le Mans 24 flera gånger.

I Europa införde Ford några av de mest episka race och rallybilar av 60-talet som bygger på ödmjuka familj sedaner; Cortina GT, Lotus Cortina, Escort Twin Cam, och Escort 1600RS med de ikoniska Cosworth BDA motorer.

Idag klassiska Fords är mycket populär bland entusiaster och ett stort urval av klassiska Fords finns till försäljning på www.ClassicDigest.com