1939 Ford Coupe barn find,street rod,project

Description for Ford Other 1939

You are bidding on a 1939 Fordcoup, he metal on this car is in great shape with surface rust throughout, nd the body has been fitted to the frame which is solid, nd the underside of the car has been painted purpleish. I haveacquiredthis car from a relative and don't know enough details, or in depth info. That being said, will share what I know. I was toldthe rear end, ngine and tranny are from a 1985 mustang, o it has the rear dick brakes, nd the front end also has disc brakes, eights/mustang 2 style.everything you see in the photos are included, ith an extra set of aluminum rims and tires. The tires on the car are billet specialties 265/50/18 inch rear nitto tires and 235/45/17 inch front nitto tires, unning boards are in great shape, ame with all window trims,inner fenders,etc.. I have all the window glass but is old and some cracked.there are several totes of parts, ncluding some headlamps,alot of 85 mustang parts for the rusty motor you see, ne tote of new in the package window, nd door seals, ew running board rubber,headers, indowspecialtypower wipers, ender felts etc. to much to list. One front fender is dented and bent, ut easily fixed. the two rear fenders each have a hole the size of a dime on the bottom very minor. A hot rod friend says this is the best original metal he has ever seen on a car. I believe the car was last driven in 1985, hen was purchased and stored in a basement garage,unfortunatelyit was wet and thats why it has all the surface rust. The car only has a few bolts in the fenders to show pics and give me space in my garage, o in shipping it will be in pieces except for body and frame. There are no gauges or dash knobs or clock, nbsp;tried but we could not find them. dash itself is in great shape.Also the seat is in great shape, t also flips up perfectly (businesscoupe style). no tray for the back. This is a perfect project car, nd could be on the road in no time. The motor and transmission are also included butdefinitelywould need to be rebuilt, nsure of how good it is due to the wet area it was in, ood to use as mock fitting if nothing else. You wont be disappointed.
Any questions please ask, opefully I can answer them all.