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Scta Flathead Dry Lakes Halibrand Quickchange Edelbrock Hot Rod Iskenderian Av8 on 2040-cars

Year:1930 Mileage:2200
Location:

South Pasadena, California, United States

South Pasadena, California, United States



Purpose-built, light-weight, agile, and fast, the Ford A V8 roadster ruled the streets of Southern California before and after World War II.
The A V8 was the precursor to the Deuce and all later iterations of Ford hot rod roadsters.  Emulating the California lakes and street racers of the late 30s
and early 40s, this little roadster is exceptional in its period-correct detail.  As a testament to its authenticity, it was recently honored with the Joe Mac award
at the Antique Nationals.  Everything is newly rebuilt, with many rare and NOS parts.  And, it's a blast to drive.

The specifics:

0.060" over, ported, polished, and relieved 1946 59a flathead with Mercury crank;  266 cu. in.
Rare and potent Iskenderian 1007 LD (long duration) Track Grind camshaft, the "Impacter".
Original and very rare Edelbrock Block Letter heads and intake manifold.
Kurten dual-coil, dual-point ignition with original Ford coils converted to 12v.
Original and complete Stewart-Warner mechanical tach drive.
Twin 97s.

Very rare Halibrand Culver City Model A Quick change; final gear, 3.46.

Original Deuce 4" dropped axle, spindles, wishbone, and spring.

1939 Ford trans.

Ford F-1 steering box with original Deuce pitman arm.

Rare, curved-glass Stewart-Warner mechanical tach,  2 & 5/8" oil pressure and water temp gauges.

Original Deuce radiator (rebuilt by The Brassworks), grill shell, and insert.

Hydraulic brakes with '40 backing plates.

 NOS B-L-C 682-J headlamps with 12v Halogen conversion.

Many more details.  Please check them out.

Many thanks to:

Derek Bower
Nick and Ken Smith at Hot Rod Works
Jay and Joe Kennedy
Christian Garcia

A $1000, non-refundable deposit is due within 3 days at end of auction.  Total payment is due within 14 days (PayPal, cash,
Cashier's Check).  Successful bidder is responsible for shipping.

Please, if you have any questions, feel free to call me @ 213 703 3638.  Thanks, mike.



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