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Custom 392 Hemi V8 Rat Rod Hot Rod Dragster on 2040-cars

US $34,900.00
Year:1930 Mileage:1600
Location:

Austin, Texas, United States

Austin, Texas, United States
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1930 ford model A 392 Hemi

This is not a rat rod. This is a professionally built traditional hot rod.

Engine is a 1957 first generation 392 Hemi that has been completely rebuilt with chrome oil pan and chrome and grey valve covers with a holly carburetor, msd ignition electric fuel pump and 5 inch headers with 90 degree dumps and removable baffles also equipped with 700r4 transmission torque converter for hwy driving and a ford 9 inch rear end with coil shocks in the back, and hot rod radiator with electric fan.

Body is a 1930 ford model A that has been channeled 5inches and chopped 4inches, very clean body with straight lines and a vinyl black top. The headlights are rare and usually run $1500-$2000 a pair. Also, custom bomber seats with seat belts, 10-gallon gas tank, a vintage fire extinguisher, and a removable steering wheel for easy access in and out of the car.  Also has a battery kill switch behind the passenger seat and is a push start with blinkers front and rear (front blinkers are located in the front head lights).

Wheels and tires are 15x4.5 in the front and 15x6 in the rear, wrapped in Hurst white wall racing tires with skinnies in the front and slicks on the rear.

Deposit of $1000 dollars must be received via pay pal within 24 hours of purchase

Feel free to send a message on eBay or contact me by text or call.

 

Colt Verret

Colt’s Classic Cars

512-825-5778

 

 

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