Every once of this car tells you exactly what it was built for, luxurious speed.
The early 1930s were a crazy time for the Ford Motor Company as they were just starting to experiment with performance engine technology and new stylistic choices. Essentially, this is how the idea of a hot-rod was born, though now it's more associated with independent enthusiasts building their own race cars. One particularly good example of this early performance automotive concept was the 1933 Ford Victoria Tudor which soon became known for its unforgettable styling and incredible performance profile. Examples of this model are typically pretty hard to find, as is anything from that era, due to the negative effects of aging. However, seldomly, you can find automobiles whose owners have taken care of them well enough to still show their original styling and the beauty that made them attractive on the American market in the first place.
Here's a car that perfectly embodies that spirit of making things last pretty much forever as long as you take care of them. Built in a time when flamboyant style was of the utmost importance to auto manufacturers, this Victoria boasts a bright orange paint job and now features some beautiful retro Wheels reminiscent of its past. There really isn't a ton of information on the listing about the car, likely because this piece of history sort of speaks for itself. On top of that, info about the car is also pretty scarce online which sounds like a negative but in actuality it means something that most classic car collectors will be pretty happy to hear, it's very rare.
Everything from the low-profile roof to the luxurious interior tells you that this car was always meant to be the most stylish vehicle on the road. This is also backed up by a pretty low ride height compared to other models with similar specifications built in that time. Finally, the suicide doors complete the package and show that this automobile was also made with luxury in mind as this is typically a future associated with high class executive types. Overall, this is a great classic Ford that has been well kept its entire life making it a great candidate for any enthusiast looking to get into a vintage car that doesn't have too many problems. If that sounds like you then you'd better hurry and place your bid and get your chance to own this incredible 1933 Ford Victoria.
Henderson Auctions’ Fall Collector Motor Series Auction will be held at the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum in Birmingham, AL on Saturday, October 29th starting at 10am. Included is a large package of Bank Seized Vehicles selling Absolute to the Highest Bidder, Luxury Late Model Vehicles, Motorcycles, Scooters, Vintage Marine Motors, and Vintage Racing Vehicles. Interested in consigning for the auction? Please call Tricia Ory to consign your motorcycles and vehicles at 225-686-2252 extension 108 or email tricia@hendersonauctions.com.
