1934 Ford Phantom C-400 Sedan

Built by Roy Brizio, Jim “Bones” Noteboom and Guy Ruchonet, with Sid Chavers’ artistry on the interior. 

The 1934 started out as an all steel (not even any Bondo) Ford Vicky, which was transformed into a “C-400” with a removable top....a model never produced by Ford in 1933-34. Attention was given to every detail, as there are so many modifications it takes a discerning and knowledgeable eye to find them all. From the extended and lowered fenders to the beltline fading into the door, everything is done to perfection. The smooth black paint lends an elegant look, contrasted by a set of Boyds wheels and “C-400” graphics applied to the hood sides by Art Hims.

 Under the hood you’ll find a highly detailed Street & Performance 350 crate motor, which in turn drives a TH350 automatic and a Currie Enterprises 9-inch rear end fitted with 3.50:1 gears. Disc brakes reside at all four corners, as do air bags to adjust the car’s ride height when necessary. As mentioned before, the interior showcases the work of Sid Chavers, who crafted the very unique Asymmetrical accommodations which were in turn covered in silver-gray leather with a contrasting gray wool carpet. The centerpiece is a console that runs the full length of the cabin, and flows into the dash area where a set of Dakota Digital gauges reside. An Ididit tilt column has a Boyds steering wheel perched on top, and a Vintage Air system and Alpine CD player ensure that time spent cruising is indeed comfortable.