1930 Ford Model A, Rat Rod, Hot Rod, Street Rod, Custom, Hemi, V8 on 2040-cars
Austin, Texas, United States
Engine:v8 Hemi
Body Type:Sedan
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: Red
Make: Ford
Interior Color: Black
Model: Model A
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: custom hot rod sedan
Drive Type: Automatic
Mileage: 1,000
1930 ford model A 392 Hemi When this car was built we wanted to build a truly nostalgic dragster hot rod, it took a lot of time to find the rite engine for the build. My buddy’s over at Power Plus hot rods located a 1957 392 Hemi this happens to be the last year of the first generation 392 Hemi. If you have ever searched for one of these engines you will know that it cost about $10,000 to get one completely rebuilt. Once the engine was located the fun began. The body is a 1930 Ford Model A sedan that has been channeled 5 inches and chopped only 2inches and the seats are custom built and are large to fit a bigger guy the steering wheel is removable as well. The gages are black to match the black venal top and we have installed blinkers down by the shifter. This car has front and rear suspension giving it a smooth ride with 40s drums brakes in the front and is equipped with a electric fan and has a toque converter. Just last month we took the car down to little river drag strip for the annual day of the drags car show, the over a performance on the drag strip was fantastic and best time on the quarter mile was at 12.56sec at a 106mph check out the video. We have taking the time to repaint the out side of the to remove the shop decals and prepare the car for the new owner. Please contact me with any question also I am not interested in any trades at this time. Deposit of $1000 must be received within 24hours of purchase and the balance will need to be paid in cash of certified funds at time of pickup. Shipping will be buyer’s responsibility and I can help with shipping arrangements Thanks for stopping by Colt Verret C.C.C 512-825-5778
Let me know if I can answer any questions thanks for looking!!! Colt Verret 512-825-5778 |
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