This 1942 Ford Super Deluxe is a wartime survivor that carries more history than most museums. Ford barely produced civilian vehicles in 1942 before switching entirely to military production, making any 1942 Ford an automatic rarity. This four-door comes with its original paint, a 3-speed manual transmission, and the legendary flathead V8 that powered America through the Depression and the war. The odometer reading is not actual miles, but the original paint tells you this car has been carefully stored and preserved. If you appreciate the stories cars tell, this one whispers about blackout curtains, ration books, and the last gasp of civilian motoring before Pearl Harbor changed everything.
- 1942 production makes this an automatic rarity, few civilian Fords were built
- Original paint, a true survivor with decades of patina and character
- Flathead V8 with 3-speed manual, the drivetrain that won the war
- Odometer does not reflect actual miles, history is approximate
- Original paint means original-condition cosmetics, beautiful in its honesty
Priced at $15,995 with estimated payments around $121/month (30
own), this wartime Ford is a piece of American history you can park in your garage. Call The Boat Brokers at (928) 453-8833 to see this rare survivor.
