Ohh hells yes this thing is sweeeet ! Flathead powered 1929 Ford Model A, with a quickchange rear end.
Find this Ford for sale on eBay
Seller states:
This is a rare 1929 Ford Model A “OLD SCHOOL” hot rod built over a three year period from 2007 through 2009.
It was built as you would build a hot rod in the 1950s or early 1960s.
Less than 500 miles has been put on the car since the build was finished in late 2009.
Below, is a detailed list of features.
FRAME AND BODY: Original 1929 Ford Model A steel frame and steel body.
ENGINE: 59A Flathead built by H&H Flatheads at a cost of $9,800, and includes Offenhauser heads, Mallory Dual Point Distributor, Offenhauser intake manifold with 3 Stromberg 97 carbarators carrying progressive linkage.
The engine builder says the engine generates approximately 180 horse power.
DRIVE SHAFT AND REAR END: 40 Ford with a new Winters quick change rear end.
TRANSMISSION: Completely rebuilt 1939-40 Ford stick shift.
BRAKES: New drums and new Bendix brakes.
PAINT & BODY: By Hot Rods & Hobbies of Signal Hill.
Approximately $70,000 was spent on building the car, not counting my labor, which was significant.
It is in excellent almost new condition.
I rarely drove the car after the build.
The speedometer shows only 41 miles, because I just got is hooked up, but the car has been driven less than 500 miles.
It runs really good, but I have not taken it on long trips or on the freeways.
It’s an “old school” hot rod and rides like one.
CONTACT INFORMATION: The car is located in Orange, California and you are welcome to inspect it.
Awesome looking and fun to cruise with friends.
Way to coo for “old school”.
Way to cool for “old school”.
Gotta spend some time cruising and enjoying the beautiful place we live here in Oxnard & Ventura.
Oxnard & Ventura are two great places to get your cruise on!
Thanks I like this car a lot, it has a lot of style