Comfort, and Greater Safety” for its 1935 models. The narrower radiator grille lost its sharply vee’d base, and four horizontal bars helped accentuate the 1935 model’s new, lower and more streamlined appearance. In profile, the Ford windshield was seen to be more sharply sloped than before. Deluxe models had bright windshield and grille trim work, as well as dual exposed horns and twin taillights.

This three-window coupe possesses tremendous character and beauty. Presented in rich Washington Blue, it benefited from a high-point restoration some years ago and continues to present extremely well. The Ford is powered by its respected 221-cid, 85-hp V-8 engine connected to a floor-mounted three-speed transmission. The paint is exceptional, complemented by a Deluxe interior, wide whitewall tires, a rear-mounted spare with steel cover, dual horns and fog lamps. The brown mohair interior is in very nice condition, complete with such features as a banjo wheel, rearview mirror with Ford clock, AM radio, under dash Ha-Dees heater, and roll-down back glass with a roller blind. The engine compartment and underside were both properly restored and show little road use. Given its outstanding presentation, this three-window coupe certainly warrants close attention and presents endless opportunities for its next owner; be it on the show field or at any number of driving events.