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£1,232

1936 Ford C Ten Saloon

United Kingdom • 20 May 2017 • Lot 216

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AI Listing Summary

This is a 1934 Ford C Ten Saloon, a 'Barrel Ford' known for its streamlined design and larger engine. The car is finished in black with a red interior and red wire wheels. While the brakes need attention and the bodywork has been maintained over the years, the interior has been recently re-trimmed.

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Condition 

6

The car is described as having bodywork that has periodically had work carried out on it, which is not unusual for an 81-year-old vehicle. The brakes also need some attention. However, the interior appears to have been re-trimmed recently. This suggests that the car is in good condition for its age, but it is not perfect.

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Transmission:

[Transmission]

Chassis No:

C44435

Odometer:

77,370 miles

Reg Number:

CYU 493

RHD/LHD:

RHD

The opening of Fords plant at Dagenham in 1932 saw the introduction of the first true British Ford, the model 'Y'; this was joined by the model 'C' Ten in 1935.

The Model 'C' was much more streamlined with no running boards, a teardrop shaped rear and was wider than its predecessor.

Because of its bulbous shape, it was commonly known as the 'Barrel Ford'.

Boasting a larger side valve engine producing a 32bhp, 10bhp more than the Model 'Y', the Model 'C' had a plain radiator grille and horizontal louvres on the bonnet sides and was distinctive for the lack of chrome.

Having been unveiled at the Ford Dealers' Convention at Blackpool on 17th September 1934, a total of 17,244 Model 'C' De Luxe saloon cars were manufactured during the 14 months of its production.

This four-door saloon Ford has, we are advised, been driven recently although we are also informed the brakes will need some attention.

The interior appears to have been re-trimmed quite recently and, to be expected, the body...

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£3,547

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£3,547

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