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(@sizedoesmatter)
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1934 Brewster-Ford Convertible Sedan | Arizona 2018 | RM Sotheby's


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talk about a distinctive design feature! How about the grill and whole front end? Another strong Art Deco influence. Interesting because the only info I can find on the Convertible sedan all goes back to this car and the Sotheby's sale. Heres a couple of variations on the theme from a classic car facebook site.

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There are a couple of videos on a barn find sedan and town car which maybe of interest.

https://www.autoevolution.com/news/1934-ford-brewster-hidden-for-decades-is-a-super-rare-time-capsule-213564.html

https://www.hemmings.com/stories/1934-36-ford-town-car-by-brewster/



   
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John, that's $90,000 worth of cool. 

Great pics and link too Geoff! Thanks fellas!



   
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(@sizedoesmatter)
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Thanks Tony. The $90K was the auction price back in 1989. Today it could bring upwards of $400k at auction.


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@geoff-jowett Geoff, thanks for the pics and the links.


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Posted by: @sizedoesmatter

Thanks Tony. The $90K was the auction price back in 1989. Today it could bring upwards of $400k at auction.

YES! What a terrific investment it makes!! 

 



   
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The originality of the car is amazing. Thanks John for sharing this truly unique piece of history with us.



   
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