1934 Ford deluxe roadster, 85 HP V8
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- We are back at classic auto mall to feature this 1934 ford deluxe roadster. In-depth information specs take the tour buttons switches and knobs. Each episode is as if you are in the market for these cars
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Hey Jay, the drifters, under the boardwalk!!! This 34 Ford is breathtaking!!! 👍👍🙂
Yeah buddy you got it =) happy new year to you and your family
@@What.its.like. Woo Hoo!!! Happy New Year to you & your family as well!!! 🥳🎉🎈
Such a beautiful car with such a classy color.
Wish my cash was on high for this.
🦖WAT AKOOL CHALAPEY .☃️👍👍👀🤗
It's great seeing a restored old Ford not rodded out, even though I do love hot rods.
Rodding out Fords like that is showing no respect to the car.
I like them stock the most =)
I know this Ford as a base car for our GAZ-M1. Very similar looking, different inside though.
Such a beautiful car and unique controls.
Sweet.
Thank you Jay 😘
This car was perfect it was the only car that I ever did an episode for that I didn’t get into that’s why you didn’t see me inside of it or any of that because I didn’t personally get in this car
Happy New Year Jay! I look forward to more great cars 2023. This 34 Ford is
beautiful a masterpiece! 👍💯
Happy new year =)
@@What.its.like. Now for the big question: how is the glove box capacity???
Beautiful maroon, and the ornament, looks like the greyhound on the greyhound buses? It has stuck in my head, that they always had the blue oval. So, the initial? 34 had the 40HP V8 and the B & C car had the 85HP V8? I remember they wrote Henry a letter of appreciation. Psychopathic killers are human too, after all.
34 was the most beautiful ford ever, followed by the 35 and the 40.
I personally like the 39 standard it just has a look about it that I totally dig
Lovely car and the colour is awesome.
It was epic color combo
'34 Ford's were the last of the "old timey" looking Ford's as 1935 was the transition style into a more modern look.
What a beautiful car, Jay! Thank you for featuring it.
Thank you for watching this is the only car that I didn’t physically get into
I like the hood ornament that looks like a greyhound dog. 😊 you were wondering about that hood ornament. It is a greyhound.
Spending my new year's eve watching your videos Jay.
Sweet thank you so much =)
Happy new year! Great video
Happy new year glad you liked this one
I like how you appreciate the artful sculptured body lines that most car reviews tend to over look. I noticed on the steering wheel a wing like knob. Could that have been used for ignition spark advance with a cold engine? Also I looked at the fire wall and noticed no hose lines for a cab heater from the engines coolant. I guess you would not need it for being an open air roadster. I have to say that this particular car appears like it just rolled off the assembly factory floor. Such an outstanding review!
Thank you it means the world I love pointing out all the lines so much to love about these old cars =)
Happy New Year. Would love to a video on some Mercury 38 and 48. Thanks for doing this I have learned alot. Today is January 1, 2023. Looking forward to your videos this year.
Happy new year =) I’ll look for a 39 mercury (the was the first year I believe I want to find a 40 Lincoln zephyr)
Sales of new Fords had significantly declined by 1934...because in 1929 about 2 million Ford Model As were manufactured. The major reasons for such a collapse were the Great Depression and Plymouth, whose annual sales increased consecutively until 1938. My grandparents were married in 1934 and then bought a new 1935 Plymouth.
Yeah despite the great depression though they still sold considerable amount.. 500,000 is a lot when no one had money
Great job, Jay ‼What a gorgeous very rare car. 👏Man you would have to have a garage and I can't help but think these cars were more popular in a warmer climate without harsh weather conditions. Bonnie and Clyde - wow I recognize the photo but never knew it was a 1934 Ford V8. How do you find out these things? Keep up the great work. HNY 2023 💫with almost 500 views already today 👍🏼
Awesome glad you digged this episode =) I look for the cars that never got a proper review the plan is to cover them all
Hey Jay, hit the jackpot again? The days when Ford could offer an upgrade of 2 rear lights. Now it couldn't be sold without a third light visible. I saw an old truck.1 light on the left lower, very tiny, and also been seeing a lot of old car crash pics. No crumple zones, but many bent and twisted panels. We forget so easily how distressing it was. Roosevelt eventually told the car companies to sort it out, too many dead and maimed people. But nothing happened till the mid 80s, realistically. The 34 Ford you have is really a great restoration, it is something I would love to drive or ride in. On a closed circuit?
Hah, I caught you out. You don't put ounces, in your weight description, after pounds. However, you placed .873 after the car's weight. Which is very light at 1115 KG 1000 KG is a ton, and the extra is a couple of young girls. The .873 percent under a KG is loose change practically.
Yeah I wasn’t sure how the whole kilogram thing worked So I figured I’d put the whole number as listed
It’s amazing that a 50 horsepower 4 cylinder engine could be enough to even make the car move!
Volkswagen beetles kind of the same thing I bet you the model A will go 0 to 60 faster than a beetle it’s a race that I’ve always wanted to do
@@What.its.like. it must’ve been a very light car . For its size.
Could you do a video on the 57 Chevy Nomad? It is just across from the 34 Ford roadster?
I’ve been looking for one every single one that I’ve seen have been customized I try to find them in his original shape as possible that one had a totally different dashboard in it as well steering wheel..
I will totally cover the nomad once I find an original one
@@What.its.like. okay. I didn’t know that it was customized. Thank you.
Would that little opening in the lower part of the grill be a way to crank the engine if you couldn’t start the engine electrically?
I would think so I think that’s where the crank goes =)
The 18 stands for first 8 cylinder. That is why it is characterized in the serial number *18-xxxxxxxx*
Thank you so much for filling that in so that was just a 32 model or did it continue as a 33 model
What a gorgeous body style. Only 85 HP but 150lbs of torque. WOW that's a lot of torque. You don't often find a motor where the torque figure is twice the horsepower.
What is the top speed in this car with the V8?
The interior is tiny compared to todays cars. I'm 6' 3'' and currently 220lbs. I can't imagine trying to get myself and another full sized person in this car
We are roughly the same size I did not get in this car I generally do get in all of the cars but I didn’t get in this one if it’s anything like a model eight it’s actually quite spacious and cozy at the same time
@@What.its.like. Thanks. What is the top speed with the V8?
I’m not sure the site that I get all of the specs from only goes up to like 1940.. which is a total bummer but I will see if I can dig up some information
Well done happy new year ! What about future show of 1967 390 mustang convertible , or 64 1/2 mustang , or 1964 GMC Panel truck lol , i have all of them
Where are you located if you’re located close to Pennsylvania I will do all of your cars =)
@@What.its.like. :( i live in Edson Alberta Canada lol
I believe the model B 4 cyl had automatic vacuum advance timing. Your photo does not show that
Thank you so much for that correction =)
Under the board walk the Drifters.
Yep =)
Que buen museo, las roadster eran las menos valiosas ,mire ahora. 👋
All of these cars are for sale =)
I think this one might have sold?
Beautiful cars, greetings from Allende NL Mexico
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Happy new year from western Pennsylvania =)