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1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior 6 Attachment(s)
I thought 34 fans may appreciate the untouched original interior in my 29K mile Standard Coupe.
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Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior VERY nice!;)
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Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior I have a USA 33 standard phaeton (extremely low production, less than 300) Still has original top (with many layers of hard tar) and the original door panels that are black waterproof like cardboard with some stitching under the 50s dinette set vinyl over them some PO put on. Previous owner before me went through all the mechanical, electrical, brakes, fuel systems but didn't touch the body.
Fun looking at the original stuff. |
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Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior Great pics of a great car. What a well preserved example.
Mart. |
Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior That's a keeper!
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Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior Very Nice! Is the car early production? Do the windows move rearward for venting? Like to see more photos!
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Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior How about pictures of the whole car?
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Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior Go to his album to see more.
https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/album.php?albumid=2190 |
Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior That tiny little heater is great. Is it hot air?
I have been driving my '34 around with the floor boards exposed while working on it and the big round hole above the transmission puts out an amazing amount of heat into the cabin, plenty for a 40*F morning drive. |
Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior Was this Don Chastain's old car?
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Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior Mike I bought it from Don Chasteen about 5 or 6 years ago. Have you seen it in person?
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Here it is, never been taken apart or modified, just a nice original car.
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Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior I'll bet that it spent most of it's early life with seat covers. My '51 had seat covers (them old woven straw things) on it when I got it, and I was pleased to see very nice original upholstery underneath them. I immediately replaced them with a new set. It must be a compulsion for older folks, but doesn't make much sense. It's like refraining from screwing your girlfriend so her next boyfriend can have a virgin.:confused:
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https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...2&d=1768429400 |
Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior Circle trackers missed one! ha ha Newc
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Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior Would like to see photos of the factory Heater. Under the hood shots. I saw your photo of the heater outlet.
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I'd surely have to say it's one of the, if not the best unrestored 34 Coupe out there. A standard 33-34 coupe is a bucket lister car for me. |
Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior Your '34 Standard coupe interior is exactly the same as my original not-restored '33 Deluxe 3W coupe!
I think that there were 3 available materials for Early Ford V8 interiors. All '33 3w coupes were Deluxe; the only Ford model that was strictly Deluxe from the factory! Replies welcomed! |
Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior According to "The Early Ford V8, As Henry Built It". there were 6595 "Standard V8" 33 3-Window Coupes built, 191-4 cyl Standard 3 window coupes built......OF course......this is U S production numbers only
13,887 Deluxe 3-window V8's or the "rare" 24 Deluxe 4cyl 3-window's FYI |
Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior 1 Attachment(s)
Here is a pic of the 1933 Ford domestic production figures from the book Robert mentioned.For those that do not have a copy of this book should get one.It is a wealth of information that covers 1932-1938 in one book.
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Michael,
You are correct about the decal, see the picture below. By request I've also attached pictures of the heater. |
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https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...4&d=1768585396 https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...5&d=1768585396 https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...6&d=1768585396 |
Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior The speedometer appears to be a Deluxe since it has a 4 digit trip.
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Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior According to Don it was dealer installed at the owners request.
The history as I was told; Owner #1 was a woman. Owner #2 was the man who owned a service station that maintained the car. Owner #3 was Don Chasteen (a collector of high qualty Early Fords) |
Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior Interesting
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The original owner's manual and a door jamb service sticker.
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https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...1&d=1768613061 |
Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior Wheaton Il. Who'd a thunk?
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Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior What is the color of the dash? Hard to tell from photos.
Have a photo of the door tops with garnish? |
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Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior Th interior is a 100% original. I'll try to get better pictures & lighting.
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Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior The pull down shade above the rear window is neat.
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Dash picture, better lighting
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Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior They are only original once. Very cool.
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Re: 1934 Standard Coupe Original Interior Farley's34
Could you post pictures of your drivers-side door?? Does it ALSO have the door lock lever on it like your passenger-side door does?? See new post here on the barn on the subject. |
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