Vehicle Description
This 1931 Ford Model A Street Rod is a quality build with
thoughtful details everywhere from the color theme to the sporty
stance. And when the desirable steel body is all wrapped around a
triple deuce V8 powerhouse, you know this makes for a great car for
show and go.
Although the trunk already tells you this coupe's nickname, you
might want to call this The Purple People Eater. After all, the
sleek color is a central theme to this car. It's not only on the
body and surrounding the radiator, but you'll also see it again in
engine accents and chassis details, too, for the look of a uniform
and quality build. We're told the full paint was done about 10
years ago, but time is not as much of a concern when you pay for
quality and treat it with care. Of course, what's really catching
your eye are those flames. They go from a yellow-hot into a deep
red, and the blue pinstriping around them makes an excellent vapor
trail. We're told this was the work of the legendary John McNally.
Plus, you'll spot more of the best hot rod pieces, like the iconic
waterfall grille, smoothie chrome wheels, and deleted fender. Plus
with inches chopped out of the roof and the body channeled over the
frame, you know this one has the street machine stance you
love.
The interior keeps the unique and custom attitude going. You have
the two individual bucket seat bottoms for added comfort, and it's
easy to see them in all this darkness with the purple piping on the
upholstery. A custom sports steering wheel and tall shifter are
pure hot rod cool. And the upgraded AutoMeter gauges package has a
real race-ready feel. So while this does have an AM/FM/CD stereo,
we bet it's really the rumble of the side pipes that delivers your
favorite soundtrack.
Up front is a 350 cubic-inch V8. The engine bay is great to have on
display with the purple accenting on the valve covers and other
places that match the smooth firewall and the rest of the exterior.
But what people really may be paying attention to most are the
three bright air grabbers. It's the unmissable sign of a tri set of
dual-barrel carburetors. And the classic triple-deuce not only
likely gives this car its nickname, but also it's mounted to a
proper classic Offenhauser intake. So it's a true hot rod! And
those lakester-style headers give this V8 making plenty of thunder
to go with its power. A three-speed automatic transmission, 12-bolt
rear end, and front disc brakes are all there for a smooth and
confident feeling on the road.
Low, powerful, custom, and absolutely awesome - this is the Ford
coupe that's a detailed steel body street machine. So you know you
need to get it in your garage. Call today!!!
