1934 Ford Town Car / Brewster Heart Shape Grille

1934 Ford Brewster Additional Info:

Brewster town Car # 9045 has had 4 owners and is in good running condition. This car has been lovingly restored and is mechanically original. The upholstery, chrome, paint and roofing have all been redone. The car is ready to show. The owners, however, are past retirement age and would like to pass it on to someone who would like to show it off. The car is located in South Central New York state.
HENRY BREWSTER (b.1824-d.1887) WILLIAM BREWSTER (b.1866-d.1949) - Lawrence & Brewster, 1852-1856; Brewster & Company, 1856-1874, Bridgeport, Connecticut; Brewster & Company,
1856-1926; New York, New York; Brewster & Company, 1910-1937; Long Island City, New York
From 1925-1934 Brewster & Company operated as a division of Rolls-Royce of America. From 1934-1936 Brewster & Company operated as a division of Springfield Mfg. Co.
Brewster historians have a hard time accounting for the 300 Brewsters that Inksip claims to have built between 1934 and 1936.
Ford records indicate that 135 V-8 cowl and chassis were shipped to Brewster. If you add the handful that were built on other chassis, that gives a grand total of about 140 Brewsters, slightly less than half of the 300 claimed by Inskip.
Rolls-Royce historians estimate that at least 425 Rolls-Royce chassis were fitted with Brewster bodies between 1914 and 1937, and a surprising number (close to 200)
remain in the hands of museums and collectors. An equally astounding number (52) of Brewster-badged automobile exist as well, 13 of the first series (1915-1925) and 39 of the second (1934-1936).
Current and Previous Owners of #9045 Chassis # 18-1117-837:
2005 - Present Donald Peters
1959 - 2005 The Oliphant Family Indiana
1940-1959 Mrs Edward (Laura) Love St Louis, MO
1934 - 1940 Mrs. Josephine Bogert, New York City
Payment with Cashier's check or cash. Pick up vehicle in Horseheads, NY only.