1931 Ford Model A Coupe Hot Rod Rat Rod on 2040-cars
Bartow, Florida, United States
1931 Ford Model A Coupe. With a clear Florida Title as a 1931 Ford Coupe. Other than the body, real steel, the transmission casing and the rear axle casing EVERYTHING IS NEW.
Engine and transmission is from a 1990 Chevy G20 van. Engine has been bored to .60 New flat top pistons and rings New Crank New heads 202 valves New rods New roller rockers 1.6 New valves New springs 2 New Edelbrock carbs New Mr Gasket carb linkage kit New High Rise intake New finned Valve covers New high volume chrome water pump New high torque starter New chrome Alternator New chrome pullys New Procomp Distributor New Procomp Ignition coil New Accell Spark plug wires New E3 spark plugs New Radiator New high CFM electric fan New MSD street fire box New chrome overflow New Flywheel New 2500 stall converter New TCI gears and seals inside transmission New Yukon 3.73 posi rear end New Axles Ford 8.8 rear New Drums New Shoes and all hardware and wheel cylinders New air ride system for rear 8 inches of lift New Stewart Warner Wings Gauges New B&M shifter New Lucky 7 suicide front suspension New Stainless large headlights New Front Chrome shocks New Vintage wheels 15x4 fronts 15x8 rears New Large whitewall front tires New Firestone cheater slicks for rear New Lakestyle headers Car has been desktop dynoed 500 foot pounds torque and 498 horsepower. Frame is 2x3 rectangle with 1/4 angle iron welded around the rectangle to add rigidity. 3 inch z in front. Rear has air bags And will lay frame. Top has new wood kit and has not been chopped. Car is 90% complete. It will need floor pans, seats, brake lines ran, I will send the brake lines with the car. Air compressor, air tank and valve body for air bags all need to be mounted. Needs fuel lines ran and all gauges are new but need to be hooked up. I have been building this car for over 2 1/2 years and I have over $20,000 in parts alone and hundreds of hours in labor. Wife just had twins and I'm already learning if I ever had the time to complete this I'd never have the money or if I had the money I'd never have the time. My loss Is your gain. The reserve is a fraction of the price. On Jun-12-14 at 18:58:40 PDT, seller added the following information: I have videos of the engine running, just message me your email and I will send you the videos. |
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