Vehicle Description
Shoebox Fords make for some great custom cars. After all, they were
built to take a V8, and so there's always something extra special
under the hood. But the glow of this 1950 Ford Convertible should
be your first indication that they took this one to a whole new
level. As you get in closer, you can really see the full restomod
build. It includes an interior that carefully coordinates with the
exterior color theme while also giving everyone bucket seat
comfort. Under the hood, this Ford switches to GM LS1 power for a
modern fuel-injected cruiser setup. The overdrive transmission,
four-wheel disc brakes, and upgraded suspension make sure this
award-worthy drop-top is also the one you want to drive. And since
we've only scratched the surface of this full custom build, take
some extra time to check out all the added thought and investments
that made this one-of-a-kind.
HIGHLIGHTS
*Full frame-off restoration with 26-month build time
*Only about 6500 miles on the build
*Over $37k invested in the driveline alone
*Awesome-looking PPG colors Orchid Green and Vanilla Shake
*Two-tone expertly separated by Custom full-length trim
*Shining chrome on the iconic bullet-nose front end
*Classic whitewalls hide modern touring tires
*Power convertible top
*Beautiful two-tone interior expertly coordinates with exterior
*Custom bucket seats done in supple Ultraleather
*Custom cup holder center console
*Power windows
*Cold R134a air conditioning
*AM/FM/CD infotainment touchscreen with USB and backup camera
*Ididit tilt steering column
*Fully upgraded gauges
*5.7-liter LS1 V8 with cold air intake
*4L60E four-speed automatic transmission with overdrive
*Fatman tubular A-arm front end
*Rack & pinion power steering
*Wilwood four-wheel power disc brakes
*Impressive paperwork
-Build receipts
--Maintenance records
-Service manuals
--Restoration photos
You can tell they were extra thoughtful about the build, just in
the little things. This includes like features like how the
driver's door is on a keyless entry lock, and the climate controls
are hidden in the center console to keep the dash looking smooth.
Attentive builds like this are always about being award-worthy, and
so some cut corners with the driving experience. That's what makes
this one so special. The LS1 power is a big signal that they want
you to drive this restomod. And the fully upgraded drivetrain feels
tighter than anything you'd expect from the 1950s. So if you're
looking for an all-around top-tier build, don't let this one get
away. Call today!!!
