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What models did Ford make in 1937?

Ford's 1937 passenger-car lineup centered on two primary models: the Ford Standard and the Ford DeLuxe. The company also continued producing commercial vehicles during the year.


Two main passenger-car lines


In 1937 Ford offered two principal trim levels on a shared chassis, with multiple body styles to suit different buyers. The showroom choices boiled down to:



  • Ford Standard — the entry-level line with practical styling and a range of body styles, designed for value-conscious customers.

  • Ford DeLuxe — the higher-trim line featuring more interior and exterior refinement, with access to upgraded engines and features (notably the V-8 option).


This two-tier approach allowed Ford to appeal to both budget buyers and those seeking more comfort within a single platform.


Engines and options


Both lines shared a common set of powertrains, with options typically including:



  • Inline-six engines on standard configurations

  • Flathead V-8 engines available on DeLuxe models, and in some higher-spec Standard configurations


The availability of the V-8 helped define the DeLuxe line's appeal, while the six-cylinder option kept the Standard line affordable and practical.


Summary


Ford's 1937 lineup revolved around two passenger-car lines, Standard and DeLuxe, with a mix of inline-six and flathead V-8 engines and a range of body styles to meet varying needs. The arrangement reflects Ford's strategy to balance value with comfort in the pre-war era.

How much did a Ford cost in 1937?


A new 1937 Ford Deluxe 5-Window Coupe, known as the Model 78, would have cost around $658. The 1937 Ford Deluxe 5-Window Coupe featured a 221 cubic inch flathead V8 engine, a 3-speed manual transmission, and a wheelbase of 112.0 inches. 2. A new 1937 Dodge D5 Business Coupe had a base price of $715.



What model is a 1937 Ford pickup?


1937 Ford 1/2 Ton Pickup Model 73/77
The styling changes for the 1937 pickup light duty made it very desirable. The bed was lengthen by 4", cab had ample room, and windshield became 2 piece crank out.



What cars did Ford make in the 1930s?


1930–1939

NameOrig.Produced
Cars
Model B / BB / 18 / 40USA1932–1934
Model YUK1932–1937
KölnGER1932–1935



What cars were available in 1937?


Pages in category "Cars introduced in 1937"

  • Adler 2.5-litre.
  • Alvis 12/70.
  • Alvis Silver Crest.
  • Alvis Speed 25.
  • Asahi (automobile)
  • Atalanta (1937 automobile)
  • Austin 18.


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