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1933 Ford Model A V-8 Roadster

B5219333roadUnited States
Engine
221 cu in (3.6L) flathead V8, 75 bhp
Colour
Black with tan canvas roof

A 1933 Ford V-8 Roadster finished in black with a tan canvas top, red wheels, and wide whitewall tires, representing one of the most visually celebrated standard production designs of the 1930s. Restored to a high standard by Enfield Auto Restoration using exclusively new-old-stock components, the car originated from a rust-free, single-family history. It earned an AACA Senior National First Prize in 1987, a Dearborn Award from the Early Ford V-8 Club with a score reaching 999 points, and Best of Show honors at Rhinebeck, New York, accumulating fewer than 300 miles since restoration.

Ownership

  1. Auction sale
  2. Date unknownAcquisition unknown
    Single-family original owner
    partial documentation

    The car remained within one family before restoration, and was described as rust-free at that time.

  3. Date unknownAcquisition unknown
    Consignor
    partial documentation

    Owner for over three decades; the car had already undergone a comprehensive restoration by Enfield Auto Restoration prior to their acquisition, with fewer than 300 miles added since that work.

Competition

  1. 1987AACA
    AACA Senior National First Prize
    First Prize, Senior National
  2. Early Ford V-8 Club
    Dearborn Award, Early Ford V-8 Club
    Award winner, scored up to 999 points
  3. Best of Show, Rhinebeck, New York
    Best of Show

Maintenance & restoration

  1. Restoration
    Enfield Auto Restoration

    A comprehensive, cost-unrestricted restoration was carried out starting from a rust-free, single-family example. Only new-old-stock components were fitted throughout, including the front fenders and grille shell.

    Completed more than 35 years before the catalogue date. Fewer than 300 miles have been driven on the car since this work was completed.

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