1937 Ford Wildrod Pick Up 1 Off Custom on 2040-cars
Gainesville, Virginia, United States
1937 Ford Wildrod Pick-up.Brand new build only 250 miles on truck.This is the baddest pro street truck on the planet!!!!!!!. The engine is a LS6 468 cid with a dual quad set up,,870 lift roller comp cam and valve train.The heads are fully ported and polished with 2.30 and 1.88 valves. Best of everything used in this engine and is pushing 800hp.The engine has a custom engine cover.This engine sounds incredible. The paint is House of colors ultra blue and the ultra silver and is flawless. The chassis is custom made for this truck with 4-link rear suspension and mustang 2 front end. The truck has WillWood disc brakes all around and has complete air ride technology ride system. This truck has power steering, power brakes and power windows. The wheels are billet specialty front 18x7 and the rear are 20x16 with mickey thompson tires.Truck has a 9" ford nodular rear with 430 gears and a detroit locker center section.The interior is all custom made with the seats being molded into the body for an amazing look. The seats and interior are made with Ultra leather, suede and ostrich materials. The tonnue cover has been covered in a black canvis and has a push button lift. This trucks build cost is $175.000 Titled as a 1937 ford pick-up. POSSIBLE TRADES FOR PRO TOURING CAMARO OR 1955 CHEVROLET. CALL JASON WITH ANY QUESTIONS OR OFFERS. 703-508-9399
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