Fuel-Injected 350-Powered ‘34 Ford 3-Window Coupe Street Rod

Description

The 1934 Ford Coupe, part of Ford’s Model 40 lineup, became an icon of automotive design and performance during the Great Depression. It featured refined styling from the previous year, with a deeper grille, straight hood louvers, and smaller headlights, giving it a sleek, modern look. Under the hood, Ford’s legendary 221ci Flathead V8 delivered 85 horsepower, paired with a 3-speed manual transmission on a 112-inch wheelbase—making it affordable yet powerful. Available in 3-window and 5-window configurations, over 47,000 coupes were produced in 1934.

Beyond its factory appeal, the 1934 Ford Coupe became a cultural phenomenon. Its lightweight body and robust V8 made it a favorite among early hot rodders in postwar America, who transformed these cars into speed machines. This ‘34 3-Window Coupe Street Rod is powered by a fuel-injected 350ci V8 paired with a four-speed automatic transmission. The fiberglass body, mounted to a fabricated steel frame, is finished in black and features a chopped roof, exposed engine bay, and rear-hinged doors. Additional modifications include staggered five-spoke American Racing wheels, front disc brakes, and black reptile-look vinyl upholstery.

This ‘34 Ford Street Rod is now offered with a clean Florida title in the seller’s name that describes the car as a "1934 Ford".

Highlights

• ‘34 Ford Street Rod with chopped 3-window fiberglass body finished in black

• Fuel-injected 350ci V8

• 700R4 four-speed automatic transmission

• Fabricated steel frame

Modifications

• Ford 9” rear end

• Mustang II-sourced front end with 11” disc brakes

• Finned valve covers and Holley Stealth Ram intake

• 14” and 15” five-spoke American Racing alloy wheels

• Rear-hinged doors

• Exposed engine bay

• Rubber-lined running boards

• Dual side mirrors

• Polished exhaust outlets

• Black reptile-look vinyl upholstery

• AutoMeter instrumentation

• Digital stereo mounted overhead

• Upholstered trunk compartment with lighting

Known Imperfections

• Paint bubbles, chips, and other imperfections can be viewed in the gallery

• Top portion of the seat back upholstery is damaged (see photo gallery)

• Seller notes the older fuel-injection system requires engine warm-up

Ownership History

This ‘34 Ford 3-Window Coupe Street Rod was assembled under previous ownership and acquired by the seller in September 2024.

Included Items

• Hood panels

• Car cover

• Ignition key

Additional Information

• The seller reports that the frame is believed to have been fabricated by Pete and Jake’s Hot Rod Parts of Peculiar, Missouri.