How long is a 1947 Ford Deluxe?
The 1947 Ford Deluxe is about 16 to 17 feet long (roughly 192 to 204 inches), depending on the body style. Most four-door sedans fall near the middle of that range, while two-door variants are generally similar in length.
Body styles and approximate lengths
Lengths vary by body style, but the range commonly cited by vintage Ford catalogs spans roughly from about 190 to 199 inches. The following estimates cover the primary configurations seen in the 1947 Deluxe line.
- Two-door coupe: about 190–195 inches (approximately 15 ft 10 in to 16 ft 3 in)
- Four-door sedan: about 193–198 inches (approximately 16 ft 1 in to 16 ft 6 in)
- Convertibles and other variants: about 195–199 inches (approximately 16 ft 3 in to 16 ft 7 in)
These figures are approximate. Exact length can vary with wheel/tire combinations and factory trim. For precise measurements, consult the specific factory specification sheet for your exact body style and year.
Practical considerations for collectors
Knowing the overall length helps with planning storage, transport, and display logistics for restorations and shows. It also influences decisions about parts sourcing and workspace layout.
Summary
In short, a 1947 Ford Deluxe typically measures between 190 and 199 inches in overall length, depending on body style, which translates to roughly 16 to 16 2/3 feet. For exact figures, identify the precise body configuration and refer to the official specifications for that model year.
