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Yah the Ahooga horn would find a new home also. Grandpa was a bit of a card from the looks of things.

I prefer the Mercurys over the Lincolns and the Fords over either of them. And you don't care anyway. 🥴

I'd like to know for sure the wood in the body is solid before going to look at it.

I’m with you on fiberglass in 1938. Still it’s a nice find.

Color coordinate engine and body, nice. NOT.

First one I can recall seeing with that paint scheme. If it's not factory it should have been.

I'm sorry but I can't get past the top. It's starting to look like something that was found in a Goodwill box and that would kill it for me.

I had to take my drivers test in a Travelall. The examiner even felt sorry for me. Back in the day you saw a lot of Airstreams being pulled by them. The gas mileage was not their big thing.

Looks pretty good considering that it came from salt country.

2 Dr. sedans are nice for the extra room between the steering wheel and the front seat back. Larger doors make it easier to get in and out.

Your probably right but considering the condition of the rest of the car those seats are plenty good for my fanny. Whoever picked out the interior did a better job than I would have. I'm not being critical of you in anyway I just happen to like the car.

Your right. It looks exactly like a state of Oregon vehicle of that time. Same color and everything. I like it a lot.

I think it’s going to be a while before we see another convertible in this condition for this money.

Just in case you missed the others! At least it's affordable. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/956213046071239/?ref=category_feed&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3Ad0a766d2-c3b6-41e1-b0b5-cd8daea4786d Driven 93,000 miles Automatic transmission Exterior color: Burgundy · Interior color: Grey Good condition Seller's Description OPEN TO TRADES I JUST DO NOT HAVE TIME TO WORK ON IT IT IS A BUSINESS MANS COUPE FLAT HEAD SIX. SIDE WINDOWS DO HAVE A CRACK BUT CAN BE REPLACED BEING IT IS FLAT GLASS. SOUND DEADNER IS REPLACED AND CARPET IS READY FOR PLACEMENT. BODY NEEDS SOME WORK ON LEFT FRONT FENDER BECAUSE PAINT IS FADED. HAVE ORIGINAL WHEELS AND TIRES TO GO WITH IT PLUS HUB CAPS. ALL IN ALL IT IS A GOOD START FOR YOU. IF YOU ARE READING THIS IT IS STILL FOR SALE DON'T ASK IF I NEED HELP OR LOW BALL OFFERS BECAUSE YOU ARE WASTING MY TIME. PICUTRES WILL NEVER BE ENOUGH FOR SOME PEOPLE SO STOP BY AND LOOK . MAY TRADE FOR SOMETHING NEWER TURN KEY OPEN TO OFFERS Lake View, IA

If there are many more welds like the one in this photo it might be understandable.

If I was thumbing a ride and this car stopped I think I'd have to pass. Only because I didn't want to get my wet pants on the seat.

I'll bet in real life that car looks pretty sad.

No sense stopping at the paint booth. They don't make a color that will help that vehicle.

Or how out of line the prices are on the other ones.

I guess you have to start someplace.

Lots of good photos, but good lighting would have helped. The price seems to match up pretty nicely with the car.

You see them Hippo’s coming better run!

I’m guessing that the person who built this was looking to own a car of this type. Probably saw one and couldn’t get it out of his head.

Considering what I've seen some of these parts compilations go for this one looks pretty nice. About This Vehicle Driven 2,500 miles Manual transmission Exterior color: Red · Interior color: Black Fuel type: Gasoline This vehicle is paid off Clean title This vehicle has no significant damage or problems. Seller's Description 1925 Ford Speedster. Converted to electric start so that you don’t have to turn the crank on front. Gas engine. Clean title. Comes with 4 dollies for ease of moving around while on display. Includes several owners manuals and books, 2 plastic bins of misc parts and a nice paper trail of all of the items ordered for it over the years. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1002761420829996/?ref=product_details&referral_code=marketplace_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks The rest of the photos were taken so close that they are really worthless. Odessa, MO

His Grandma told him when he was just a wee little thing and she wouldn't lie.