*1928 Ford Phaeton Kustom Supercharged*Few cars are more emblematic
of the "kustom" car scene than a well-modified 1920s or '30s Ford.
They often started out as stately or even somewhat subdued, but
after stripping off running boards, adding larger powerplants,
lowered suspensions and custom interiors, these became the basis
for hot rodding, helping create a car culture that is still
stronger than ever.This '28 Phaeton Kustom sports a blown 292 and
comes with a unique story, being built into a hot rod initially in
the 1950s, in the epicenter for the movement - Southern California.
It then spent decades hiding out in the rafters of a barn in
Northern Oregon before being sold to an enthusiast in Washington
state who then had it brought back to glory. It was still in
serious need of restoration, so it was entrusted to Nissen's Hot
Rod Garage in Williams, CA for a full build between 2018 and 2022.
When the car was stripped to bare metal before being finished in
bright orange, the restoration team found an 1895 quarter in the
car - also known as a "Two-Bit" piece, which quickly became the
car's new name, with the quarter now enshrined in the car's
dashboard. The finish work is impeccable from top to bottom, thanks
to the expert craftsmanship and care by the artists at Nissen's.In
addition to the bright orange paint, the car received a sensational
custom removable Carson top with a split glass rear window, along
with an aggressive set of 16-inch spinner-milled wheels wrapped in
radial tires. As everything in this roadster is on display, the
exhaust, mirrors, spreader bars and more are all highly finished in
chrome, giving the car a stunning look. The interior is wrapped in
black vinyl with orange pinstriping wrapping around the seatback
and onto the doors. The dashboard is finished in body color and
features custom pin striping, engine turned metal and modern
gauges, as well as the aforementioned "Two-Bits".Powering this
Phaeton is a 292 cubic inch Ford V8, topped with a 4-71
supercharger. The Y-block V8 is an appropriate power plant for the
Phaeton, although it is believed that in the 1950s the car ran with
Oldsmobile power. The supercharger is topped with a Holly 850CFM
4bbl, and power is sent through a 5-speed Tremec gearbox to a Ford
9-Inch rear end with positraction. If you wanted to really have
some fun in this car, a drag-racing line lock system was installed,
making for some exciting burnouts.This car was built for shows and
touring and has only seen 502 miles since its completion. Built to
a high standard and with a high attention to detail, "Two-Bit" is
ready for its next chapter with an owner looking for something
truly unique and who appreciates old school hot rodding.*Key
Features* * Comprehensive Restoration by Nissen's Hot Rod Garage in
Williams, CA * Ford 292ci Y-Block V8 * 4-71 Supercharger * Holley
850 CFM Carburetor * 5-Speed Tremec Manual Gearbox * Orange Paint *
Custom Pinstriping * 16-Inch Mag-Style Wheels * Whippet Front
Grille * Polished Spreader Bars * Front Disc Brakes * Drag Racing
Line Lock System * Shorty Headers w/Dump Tubes * Full Exhaust
w/Chrome Rear Tips * Ford 9-Inch Rear End *
Posi-Traction*Additional Information* * Registrations from 1950s to
Present * Old Photos of Car * Build InvoicesFor more information on
this 1928 Ford Phaeton Convertible Custom or any of our 100+
high-performance cars always in stock, contact one of our friendly
and knowledgeable sales consultants or always feel free to stop by
our Bellevue, WA Park Place Ltd campus - where we have over 40,000
sq ft of indoor showrooms filled with the finest cars. As part of
the Park Place Motor Group family, which includes Park Place Aston
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