THE NEW FORD V·8 FOR 1935 -And More Room Inside
ALMOST everyone who rides in the New Ford V-8 for the first time is surprised at its roominess. It is a big, substantial car so well-proportioned that you do not realize its full size until you study its dimensions. . . . All 1935 Ford cars, standard and de luxe, are 112-inch wheelbase. All have an overall length of 1823/4, inches - or more. This increased size - with the compactness of the V-8 engine, moved forward in the chassis - gives more room for your comfort inside the car. . . . The interior of the De Luxe Tudor Sedan (illustrated above) is 501/2 inches wide at the front seat. The rear seat is 47 inches wide. Both the front and rear compartments have exceptional head and leg room. There's a large, separate luggage compartment behind the rear seat. . . . The New Ford V-8 is comfortable all around. It has the physical comfort of size. The mental comfort that comes from driving a safe, easily handled car, powered by an 85-horsepower V-8 engine.
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