1930 Ford 5 Window Coupe All Steel Body on 2040-cars
Farmington, Missouri, United States
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Here is a sweet little hot rod built the old school way. Beautiful all steel body powered by a 350/350 hp small block chey backed up by a built turbo 350 transmission with a 8 inch ford rear with a 3:00 gear ratio. A vega station wagon roof was professionally fabricated into the original and it looks great. The whole interior was covered in dynamat before the beautiful custom installation of the Tan fabric and vinyl. The luxurious deep pile carpeting with a full array of gauges and a removable steering wheel round out the interior. This is a quality built hot rod that the previous owner spent 19 years building. There are no issues and this little hot rod can be driven and enjoyed for years to come. If your interested and have any questions please phone calls only to 573 701-4709 or call or text 573 366-0554. This car is listed locally and we reserve the right to end the auciton early. |
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Project Ugly Horse: Part VIII
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Stern is offering the machine in three variants. The pro-level machine is meant for arcades and public spaces and retails for $4,995. All of them come with background and cabinet art by Camilo Pardo, who designed the Ford GT, and Top Gear USA host Tanner Foust is the game's announcer. Depending on where players shoot the ball, they activate events that simulate drag racing, rallying, drifting and racing the Mustang, and hitting targets lets players shift the gears up and down.
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See how the track battle goes down in the video below.