Frame Off Built 3 Window Coupe 350 V8 700R4 4 Speed Automatic Ford 9" 3.89 A/C

Ford Other 1932 Description

SUMMARY

Build completed in 2007
350 cubic inch Chevrolet V8 / Rochester tri-power carburetion
GearStar 700R4 4-speed automatic transmission / 3,000 RPM stall converter
Custom Ultraleather interior / Hot Rod Air heat and air conditioning / Modern audio system
Pro Street fiberglass body / DuPont Hot Hues Psycho Silver paint / Lil' Daddy Roth metal flake
Currie 9-inch rear axle / Detroit Locker differential / 3.89 gears
Billet Specialties Chicayne wheels
Custom frame / Custom suspension
Front disc brakes
Power windows / Power door locks / Power trunk

What happens when you take a chopped '32 Ford body, olt it to a custom frame, rop in a modded Chevrolet V8 and pile on a list of mind blowing parts for good measure? You get one incredible street rod that instantly becomes the center of attention wherever it goes! Featuring a traditionally clean appearance, custom Ultraleather interior and a level of detail that requires multiple looks to fully comprehend, his stunning 3-window coupe is a compilation of top-notch components from some of the biggest names in the business. And what's better: it's a fully sorted, rofessionally finished cruiser that was built, bove all else, o be driven and enjoyed. If you're the kind of enthusiast who wants an impressive classic that you can hop in, urn the key and go cruising with, our chariot has arrived!

BODYWORK/TRIM

When you set your sights on creating a top-notch hot rod, ou have to start with a team of professionals who know the ins and outs of fabrication and assembly. Thankfully, he folks at Williams Street Rods of Humboldt, llinois certainly know how to build an immaculate custom. The project began with a Pro Street fiberglass body that was engineered around familiar suicide doors. During a thorough, o excuses build, hat fresh resin was carefully sanded, ayered in unique 2-stage and trimmed with cool flames and retro pinstripes. Those flames were, ike the top half of the car's DuPont Hot Hues Psycho Silver basecoat, eppered with a heavy helping of Lil' Daddy Roth metal flake. And today, rapping killer SoCal aesthetics around fully sorted mechanicals, his coupe rolls with the kind of unique style and eye-popping appeal that'll turn heads wherever it chooses to roam!

Thanks to trick trim and an acute attention to detail, his street rod puts the "class" in classic. At the front of the car's body, steel, ed-detailed shell hangs a stainless, QQN-branded grille between a polished spreader bar and 10-inch flaked and pinstriped headlamps. At the top of the car, 3-inch chopped top hangs smoked glass behind a small mirror and traditional chrome frames. At the sides of the car, inge-free doors create a simple, ncluttered profile that's wholly appropriate for such fantastic paintwork. And at the back of the car, illet LED taillights ride between a pop up gas cap and a TRIC-TAG II electric tag bracket.

ENGINE

By now it's probably pretty obvious this Ford was built to be seen. But, hanks to the 350 cubic inch Chevy behind the car's steel grille, hat might be easier said than done! The polished and color-keyed mill revs under a trio of Lokar-controlled Rochesters, hich ride between a proven Edelbrock intake, mall Offy adapters and Barry Brant Six Shooter air cleaners. At the perimeter of that intake, ightweight Pro Comp heads hang polished and finned valve covers over coated Sanderson Twisters. At the back of those covers, Pertronix Flame-Thrower distributor sequences spark between a polished, SD-branded coil and thick MSD Street Fire plug wires. Opposite that coil, March Ultra Drive system, hich is timed to a spry hydraulic roller cam, pins a polished alternator opposite a polished Sanderson AC compressor. At the front of those ancillaries, polished aluminum radiator circulates clean coolant past a polished expansion tank and large SPAL puller fan. Speaking of ancillaries, etails like MQQN breathers, okar dipsticks and a quality Russell pressure gauge join requisite dress up items like polished caps, tainless fluid lines and chrome cowl bracing. And, espite being a thoroughly modern piece, he hot small block looks right at home in this Ford's clean engine compartment.

DRIVETRAIN/SUSPENSION

Under this impressive custom a GearStar 700R4 4-speed engages a 3,000 RPM stall converter to spin power through a lightweight aluminum driveshaft. That driveshaft jerks a polished Currie 9-inch that's fitted with 3.89 gears and a proven Detroit Locker posi. That axle rides in a triangulated 4-bar suspension that's dampered with Aldan Eagle coil-overs. Opposite that 4-bar, chrome front-half strings a drilled Super Bell I-beam between polished shocks, rick drop spindles and two more Aldan Eagle coil-overs. A steady stream of fossils pressurizes braided lines thanks to an electric Holley pump, hich drains a 16-gallon tank. Solid stops come courtesy of polished Wilwood calipers and finned and flaked drums, hich front stainless steel lines and a small Wilwood proportioning valve. At the corners of the floor, instriped Billet Specialties Chicaynes spin 235/45ZR17 BF Goodrich g-Force Sports in front of 295/40ZR20 BF Goodrich g-Force T/As. And the car's custom, ompletely road ready frame outlines acute details like a finned transmission cooler, high performance Hitachi starter and finned Super Bell brake backing plates.

INTERIOR

Inside this clean coupe you'll find a brilliant red interior that provides stylish contrast to the car's monochromatic profile. Front and center, sculpted, rocodile-themed seat feels firm and supportive. In front of that seat, flowing dash centers ornate Classic Instruments telemetry on Hot Rod Air and a Lokar shifter. At the edges of that dash, ED lock indicators cap custom side panels, hich frame subtle billet hardware for modern power windows, odern power door locks and manual door latches. Below those panels, ynamat TacMat founds rich carpet under billet foot pedals and a chrome emergency brake handle. Opposite that carpet, glossy roof hugs remote controlled Blaupunkt audio. That modern head unit utilizes It's A Snap wiring to power a large Kicker subwoofer that, long with a chrome fire extinguisher, esides in the car's power-actuated, ustom-upholstered trunk. And the driver stays connected to the road through a polished and half-wrapped steering wheel, hich laps a polished, ilting column.

Since so many enthusiasts are focused on building American Graffiti-style customs, his Ford isn't exactly something you'll see at every show. And its chrome suspension, nique wheels, eavily flaked paint and literal feet of flames are sure to get you noticed no matter where you go. After all, s there anything better than a 2-person crowd-gatherer that barks through a big V8 and stares through outrageous aesthetics? I think not. Come in and pick up your turn-key hot rod today!