Ford Panel Van 1937
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Specifications Ford Panel Van 1937 blueprint
The 1937 Ford Panel Van has classic, timeless style and is perfect for those who enjoy a mix of classic and modern. This vehicle was known as the first mass-produced panel truck from the Ford Motor Company. The exterior has an angular body that tapers out slightly from the ground to the top of the roof, giving it a sturdy appearance. The body is painted a deep black with cordovan and blue highlights around the window trims. The horizontal grille and the drivers windshield add to its traditional style. The single, rounded headlight gives it an old-fashioned look. The van has a long wheelbase, accommodating for the 7-foot cargo bed. The oversized tires add to the Fords stability, making it a perfect choice for hauling heavy items. The four-wheel drivetrain works in conjunction with the three-speed manual transmission to provide power and stability on the roads. The suspension uses semi-elliptical leaf springs in front and three-quarter elliptical leaf springs in the rear for added stability and comfort. The interior of the Ford Panel Van has plenty of room for passengers. The upholstery is a dark blue color that complements the exterior nicely. The neat and tidy cabin features brightly finished wood panels and an adjustable drivers seat that allows for plenty of legroom. Performance-wise, the 1937 Ford Panel Van can handle most terrain. The four-cylinder engine combined with the three-speed transmission makes for an optimal vehicle for long or short distance travel. It has enough power to take on challenging roads as well, with the four-wheel drivetrain responding to the terrain. All in all, the 1937 Ford Panel Van is a classic and reliable vehicle, perfect for those looking to stand out from the crowd.
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