Hot Rod, Rat Rod, Custom, Roadster on 2040-cars
Glendora, California, United States
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Outstanding custom built 1929 ford roadster. All steel body with great black paint and custom pin striping. 1935 Packard Grill, custom made headlight housings. 1966 Chrysler 440 with 906 heads. 1967 Chrysler 300G long ram dual quad manifold polished. Two 550cfm Edlebrock carbs, Obrien polished finned scoops, chrome linkage, electric water pump, electric fuel pump, stainless brake lines with dual master cylinder, Milidon oil pump, mild cam, 9.5/1 compression.
Seats are rear folding seats from 1967 dodge charger, dash is 1932 Studebaker Rockne, stewart warner gauges, 1957 Jaguar steering wheel, 1964 dodge steering column. Comes with custom folding black canvas top as pictured.
Wheels are American torque thrust five spoke. 15x4.5 on front and 15x7 rear. Front tires are firestone 570x15 and rear are 8x20 cheater slicks.
Frame is custom made 2x4 tubing with original frame vin grafted in. Powdercoated burnt metallic orange pearl. Frame is Z'd behind the firewall and seat. Quarter elliptical parallel mounted front springs mounting 1934 ford front axle with disc brakes and chrome friction shocks. Rear is 8" ford with 3.00 gears, triangulated 4 link and Aldan Eagle coil over rear shocks. 10 gallon gas tank.
One of the finest 1929 roadsters you will ever see. You won't see anything like it at car shows.
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