1937 Ford Club Cabriolet Deluxe

1937 FORD CLUB CABRIOLET

Step into a world where classic elegance meets modern performance with this stunning 1937 Ford Club Cabriolet—a true masterpiece that blends the timeless charm of the late 1930s with the precision and power of contemporary engineering. This rolling work of art was designed to turn heads and capture the hearts of those who appreciate the finer things in life.

A VISION OF ELEGANCE

The first glance at this ’37 Ford Club Cabriolet will have you enchanted. Its Gibbons body, meticulously crafted and finished with graphics by the renowned Doc Rue, exudes an aura of sophistication and style. The Hartz cloth-covered, 2 ¾” chopped removable hardtop adds a touch of versatility, allowing you to enjoy open-air cruising or shelter from the elements in a flash. The classic design is enhanced by modern touches like the sunken turn signals, Frenched ’37 taillights, and a sunken Probe third brake light, all seamlessly integrated to maintain the car’s sleek, uninterrupted lines.

This Cabriolet is a true testament to the artistry of automotive customization. The V-8 Shop steel running boards, Britz ribbed bumpers, and halogen front lights perfectly complement the car’s aesthetic, while PIAA driving lights ensure you light up the road ahead. Even the finer details, like the hidden radio antenna, VW wipers, and power windows, are crafted with precision and care.

MODERN PERFORMANCE WITH A CLASSIC OLD-SCHOOL CHARM

Beneath the hood lies a heart of pure muscle—a Chevy 350 engine, overbored .030 with 4-bolt mains, and equipped with forged blower pistons and moly rings. This powerplant delivers a robust performance, with an 8.5:1 compression ratio, pocket ported heads, and a #280 NC Crane cam, all meticulously balanced for optimal performance. The Edelbrock Pro-Flo Fuel Injection System ensures that this vintage beauty runs with the precision of a modern sports car, while the Pro-car stainless headers and stainless exhaust system sing a symphony of raw power.

Backing up this powerhouse is a Chevy 350 turbo transmission paired with a T.C.I. torque converter, controlled by a Gennie shifter that adds a touch of vintage charm to the driving experience. The Roadster Shop frame, round tube X-member, Heidt’s front end with tubular A-arms, and T.C.I. rear coil-over suspension ensure that this Cabriolet handles with precision and poise, whether cruising down a coastal highway or taking a sharp turn on a winding road. With a Ford 9” rear end and Wildwood all-wheel disc brakes, you have the stopping power and durability to match the performance.

LUXURIOUS COMFORT AND ADVANCE FEATURES

Step inside, and you’re greeted by a world of luxury. The Cerullo seats provide both comfort and style, while the Crown gauge panel with VDO gauges offers a nod to the car’s vintage roots. The Lacarra steering wheel and Total Performance steering column put you in control of this magnificent machine, while hidden switches and a power-operated trunk add a touch of modern convenience.

The air-conditioned and heated cabin, serviced by Air-Tique, ensures that you ride in comfort no matter the season. The Panasonic super tuner sound system fills the air with your favorite tunes, making every drive an experience to savor. And with features like a hidden emergency door release, power-coated rear 4-bar suspension, and stainless steel fasteners throughout, you can rest assured that this Ford is as reliable as it is beautiful.

THE ULTIMATE COLLECTOR’S PIECE

This 1937 Ford Club Cabriolet is a piece of history, a work of art, and a testament to the finest in automotive craftsmanship. Whether you’re a collector looking for the crown jewel of your collection, or an enthusiast yearning for a ride that offers both vintage charm and modern performance, this Cabriolet is sure to exceed your expectations.

With its breathtaking looks, cutting-edge features, and unparalleled performance, this ’37 Ford is poised to capture the imagination of all who see it. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of automotive history—this is the car that dreams are made of.