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1934 Ford Roadster in great shape, good ol hotrod for sale here
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This is a 1934 Ford roadster that was built by Paul Herman, owner/operator of The Body & Soul Shop in Gallatin TN. If your into early hot rods then you know the name and know his workmanship is one of the best in the business. This car was built, sparing no expense, with extreme detail in every aspect of the vehicle. The body is by Outlaw Performance and sits on a custom chassis with Mustang II style front suspension with power disc brakes, rack and pinion steering, and 4 link rear suspension which houses an 8 inch Ford rear axle. Adjustable coil-overs are at all four corners. The engine is a GM 350 4 bolt main with a 3 deuce carburation system, Mallory ignition, aluminum intake, and headers. The transmission is a muncie 4 speed with hydraulic clutch. Complete exhaust system is HTC coated. The body is laser straight with a perfect fit and finish and the paint looks like you could fall over in it, consistent depth and shine. Stock 34 four part hood with top louvers and stock 34 grill. Other stock features include headlights, front and rear bumpers, and door and trunk handles. The interior keeps true to the traditional hot rod look with red and white rolled and pleated door panels and seat. Carpet is red wool with white stitch trim. All gauges and tach are black face Stewart Warner, All wiring provided by Painless Wiring. Other interior features include a 59 Impala steering wheel, AM-FM cassette stereo with power antenna, and emergency brake. The white convertible top is fabricated from a 59 corvette top and along with the windshield have a 2″ chop. There is also plastic side windows that come with the roadster. This is one awesome car all over and the quality of the build is top notch. Not only does the car look amazing it handles the road like a dream, very easy and smooth to drive. Car needs nothing and is ready to show and go.
1934 Ford Roadster in great shape, good ol hotrod for sale here
what is the asking price for the 1934 ford roadster?
There is a link in each post where the car can be found for sale, we dont sell any of the cars. Thanks