Ford Model A { Hot Rod } on 2040-cars
Odessa, Florida, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:383 Stroker
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Ford
Model: Model A
Trim: 2 Door Coupe
Options: Leather Seats, CD Player
Drive Type: Rear wheel drive
Power Options: Power Windows
Mileage: 5,100
Exterior Color: Custom paint
Interior Color: Tan leather
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
This is an Original Steel Body 1930 Ford 5 Window Coupe, non-chopped. Paint: PPG Harlequin Blue to Red that changes color as you move around the car . Has all new rug and leather interior, (including trunk), roll down rear window, electric driver and passenger windows. Dyers 6-71 Blown 383 Stroker with only 5100 miles. Built by M & R Racing with all forged callies crank, H-Beam rods & 8.4 Blower/Nitrous pistons. RHS Roller Timing Set, H-Vol Pump, SFI Balancer & Flywheel, All ARP Stainless Bolts, 8.8% under drive/runs on pump gas. Two Chrome Edelbrock 600 CFM Carbs with custom Aluminum Carb adapter, polished shotgun scoop. Sanderson coated Zoomies & coated Sprint Style Headers with mufflers included, Mallory magnetic dist. This motor is bad to the bones, yet very dependable. everything on the car is chrome or polished top to bottom, including ENTIRE BOXED FRAME, FRONT END, REAR DANA 60 W/ 355 GEAR @ LOCKAR, CROSS MEMBERS, MOTOTR PLATE, POLISHED AND BEEFED 400 TURBO TRANS. Lockar shifter, Throttle cable, elec. Kickdown, oil & trans dip sticks, polished alum. Floors facing down. 15 Gal Polished Alum. Fuel cell, with Foam baffles, sender and sump. Holley HP-150 (900 HP) Fuel pump, all braided AN-8 lines to fuel regulator, AN-6 to carbs, mirrored firewall and trunk bulkhead, polished Walker Radiator w/3800 CFM Zirgo Fan. I did it chrome column, chrome vega steering box and shaft. Chrome and polished brass dash with VDO classic gold gauges. Crome front disc/ drum rear, 3,000 (600 HP0), stall converter. Wheels are Weld Prostar 7" x 14 FRT, & 15 x 15 Rear with 13.25 Protracks. Glass Rear fenders. The car is driven weekly and draws a crowd everywhere you go. Multi-show winner. There is no other like it in the country. Truly one of a kind. Must see to appreciate. Its a blast to Drive. Very, Very Fast.
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Ford rolls out diesel Focus ST at Goodwood [w/poll]
Sun, 29 Jun 2014If you're in the market for a hot hatch, there are some excellent choices at your disposal - especially if you live in Europe. But if you want a diesel, well, your choices become rather more limited. Volkswagen tends to that niche market with the Golf GTD (essentially an oil-burning version of the GTI available Stateside), but that's about the extent of it. The pleas of those looking for more diesel-burning hot hatch choices haven't fallen on deaf ears at Ford, with the Blue Oval not only rolling out a facelifted gas-powered Focus ST at the Goodwood Festival of Speed this weekend, but also a new diesel version as well.
The diesel Focus ST (which we hope and pray isn't marketed as the STD) packs a 2.0-liter turbodiesel four producing 182 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque to propel the oil-burning hot hatch to 62 in 8.1 seconds en route to a top speed of 135 miles per hour. With less power and only slightly more torque, that makes the diesel Focus ST considerably slower than the gasoline one, which packs 252 hp and 270 lb-ft, runs to 62 in 6.5 seconds and tops out at 154 mph, but (in a testament to how far particulate filters have come) the diesel model cuts carbon emissions by nearly a third compared to the petrol version and returns about 50-percent better fuel economy, which makes that much more of a difference in markets where diesel is already priced better than gasoline at the pump.
For buyers who wouldn't consider anything other than a diesel, it also represents 23-percent more power than the previous top-level diesel Focus. The VW Golf GTD, for reference, offers up 181 hp (just 1 horse less), 280 lb-ft (15 fewer torques) but is somehow estimated to reach 60 in a considerably fleeter 7.4 seconds.
2016 Ford Focus RS may yet be AWD, US sales likely
Fri, 29 Aug 2014When it comes to forbidden fruit, few vehicles are spoken of in as hushed a tone as the Ford Focus RS. The turbocharged, five-cylinder hot hatch could only be seen from afar by American customers as it tore up the roads of Europe. And while it's safe to say that Ford's Yankee fans are quite happy to now be on equal footing with drivers in the old country thanks to the Focus ST, we doubt there'd be much protestation over a successor to the RS arriving stateside.
Of course, we've seen images of the new RS undergoing testing, but a new story by Road and Track aims to fill in some very large blanks in our knowledge of that car, thanks to a pair of mysterious insiders at the Ford. Chief among those is this - the RS will almost certainly make its way to the US, albeit in limited quantities. It gets better, though.
Under hood, the new RS is unsurprisingly expected to borrow the 2.3-liter, turbocharged four-cylinder from the 2015 Ford Mustang and 2015 Lincoln MKC. While that twin-scroll turbo produces 310 horsepower in the Mustang and 285 ponies in the MKC, R&T expects the RS to deliver quite a bit more firepower - 325 to 350 hp, with preference going to the higher output due to the limited-edition nature of the RS. This roughly fits with previous reports.
Autoblog's guilty pleasure cars
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