For Sale: 1933 Dodge SRT in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

A custom automobile is a wonderful thing, because it is built precisely to fulfill the wish list of someone with a big imagination. The quality of that build, of course, depends on the materials used and more importantly, who's putting them together. It's all about names. That's where this 1933 Dodge sedan, the "SRT33," shines. The list of top-flight brands is impressive. And then there's what we'll call the by lines. Just like the author of a book, there are artists and skilled craftsmen who participated in this project. And they are putting their name on their work with pride. Customs by Kilkeary performed their metal magic on the car, performing extensive, yet subtle modifications. The roof has a stealthy 2-inch wedge chop and the grille was proportionally chopped an inch and a half. The body lines on the fenders are extended, and there are hidden mono hinges on all four suicide doors. The roof opening was filled and smoothed. Then a rich, luxurious paint treatment was needed. For this, Kilkeary used BASF Glasurit 90 paint custom blended to produce a succulent golden brown metallic. More by lines include chassis by The Roadster Shop, custom trim and lighting by Greening Auto of Nashville, leather interior by Smith's Custom Seats with gorgeous woodgrain interior trim by Joe's Body Shop, a custom radiator by PRC, and engine computer and wiring harness by Hotwire. Clayton Machineworks did the vents and trim, and the show-quality chrome is by Paul's Chrome Plating. You'll also find beautiful solid bronze custom emblems by JAB Jewelry. The original gauge cluster was refurbished to look and perform better than new by Classic Instruments. All these specialists were allowed to shine on this project and they gave it their best. In fact, many of the pieces on the car are handmade. The roll pan and floor are such one-off creations, as are the stainless steel fuel tank and the custom exhaust tips. An SRT 6.1 liter Hemi ably fills the engine bay. Together with its teammate WA580 five-speed automatic transmission, it's a smooth and powerful combination. The ride and handling are superb, thanks to the proven Heidts Mustang II front suspension along with a triangulated 4-link rear set up. QA1 adjustable coilovers front and rear provide complete control. Adjustments can be made with the Ride Controller powered by an iPad Mini. Wilwood disc brakes reside front and rear for state-of-the-art stopping power. The interior is reminiscent of a Bentley, with its fine leather upholstery, rich wood throughout, and custom trim pieces. The '33 Dodge heritage remains intact by virtue of the original gauge cluster, artfully refurbished to function like modern instruments. Vintage Air A/C and heat assures that passengers are comfortable in any weather, and a JL Audio system keeps them entertained. An IDIDIT steering column works with a Wizard Steer Clear for a clean under hood appearance and excellent vehicle control. Staggered Billet Specialties polished forged aluminum wheels are light and beautiful and provide the crowning touch to a magnificent street rod. The "SRT33" is a rare 1933 Dodge sedan representing a collaboration of fine work by skilled craftsmen using the finest components and materials. This is a maximum effort vehicle that as you know would take years to duplicate. But It's ready and available now at Maxmotive.
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