1931 Ford Model A Roadster Lakester Style Custom Modified Hot Rod Rat Rod on 2040-cars
Riverside, California, United States
Body Type:roadster
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:sbc
Make: Ford
Model: Model A
Warranty: none
Mileage: 99,000
Trim: minimal
Exterior Color: brwn/grn
Drive Type: old and new
Number of Cylinders: 8
Unique roadster that attracts a lot of attention.The windshield is hand made and always get questions on what it is from. Park the car with the wooden Neville (Fatman) steering wheel in the center position and look at the expression on people's faces as they try to figure out how you drive the car like that. Then of course the great response I get when they see the license plate. I tell them that it is to eliminate any confusion that the car was built by Foose. Check out the following for more info on the build of this one of a kind roadster. Body: -Closed car cowl and sedan doors, cut down and capped, '37 truck cowl vent added Roadster hinges, bear-claw latches and '32 roadster inter. door handles -Brookville RPU rear panel -Lengthened '30/'31 hood top, custom hood sides w/ '37 truck louvers -'37 truck grill shell, narrowed and chopped -White truck headlights -'33-'36 LED tail lights -Hot Rod Company 11 gal. model T tank w/ twist on cap added -Tube-frame lift off top, very lightweight, comes off in minutes Chassis: -Custom built frame from 6"x2" and 4"x2" tube -'36 X-member -Superbell front axle, posies spring, Model A split wishbone, chrome tube shocks -P&J ladder bar rear suspension, Model A rear spring and crossmember, MG hydraulic lever shocks -Factory open drive banjo rear end, 3.54:1 gears; rear end leaks, but is sound internally. -F-100 steering box -Chrome F1 front brakes -Black powdercoated 16" ford wires with Firestone 8.90 and 5.00 dirt track tires Drivetrain: -Rebuilt '283 c.i. Chevy -3x2 intake with Rochester 2GC's -S10 T5 transmission, Astro Van 11" clutch -Hydraulic slave cylinder for clutch Misc: -Hand made seats -Full floors and trans tunnel -Under dash brake and clutch M/C's (from ECI) -Brooville '32 dash, welded in, Old SW tach and Old SW speedo not hooked up, I've always just used my GPS (there is a power receptacle under the dash) -New Z-series Walker radiator And here is the full build album from start to current, over 500 shots, EVERYTHING is documented! http://www.thefidgiter.com/modified. Email any questions you may have.
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