1931 Ford Vicky Street Rod Re-creation on 2040-cars
Columbus, Ohio, United States
Engine:350 Chevy
Body Type:2 dr
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Red
Make: Ford
Interior Color: Grey
Model: Model A
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: Vicky
Drive Type: Streetfighter Turbo 350
Mileage: 3,300
Power Options: Power Windows
Sub Model: Vicky
Offering for sale - A 1931 Ford Vicky Street Rod re-creation. This car was built in 2006 by drag racer Ken Ratzloff in Idaho. It has just over 3300 miles on it since being built. Currently is in Ohio with a clear Ohio title. It has a Bear glass body, hood, doors and fenders. TCI powder coated gloss black Chassis and Ford 9 inch rear axle. Coil over shocks in rear, chrome front suspension and steering box. Weld mag wheels and BFG tires that are 1 year old. Wilwood 4 wheel disc brakes and Ididit tilt steering wheel. VDO gauges and power windows. A Painless wiring harness with fuse block under rear seat. Battery shut off switch and a 10 gallon cell. Engine is a 350 Chevy with all rebuild receipts. Engine has 3300 miles on it. Engine has an Edelbrock Preformer Series Endura shine carb and air gap intake manifold, Edelbrock Finned Chrome valve covers, mild cam, electric cooling fan and HD radiator. 9.5:1 hypereutectic pistons so it will run on regular gas. Chrome single wire alternator, chrome Victor Jr series water pump and chrome oil pan. Acell electronic ingition with high output coil. Streetfigher TH350 tranny.
Ford Model A for Sale
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