1934 Ford Hi Boy Roadster Custom 406 ci small-block Chevy V8 4 Jim
Ingles 48 Weber carbs Tremec 6-speed manual Roadster Shop
performance chassis Kugel independent front & rear suspension setup
Ford 9-inch rear differential Adjustable coilover shocks Power
rack-and-pinion steering front & rear Wilwood disc brakes Steve's
Auto Restyling steel body Dan Fink stainless steel grille American
Racing Torq Thrust wheels BFGoodrich Comp T/A ZR tires Description
This 1934 Ford roadster is a professional, high-end street rod
build featuring an all-steel body, a built small-block V8 with an
exotic induction setup, and a six-speed manual gearbox. Constructed
using premium components throughout, the car has been driven fewer
than 1,000 miles since the completion of the project. It features a
fully independent, polished suspension system and numerous custom
body fabrications, resulting in a show-quality finish. Has
Massachusetts title The steel body was sourced from Steve's Auto
Restyling and is finished in a vibrant Toyota Solara Red paint. The
front fascia is heavily customized with a hand-fabricated Dan Fink
stainless steel grille insert nestled inside a Rock Valley grille
shell, complemented by a custom-fit hood and matching side panels.
Brightwork highlights include fully polished hardware, minimalist
trim, and sleek Head Winds billet aluminum headlight housings. The
roadster stands with a dramatic, aggressive rake on a set of
classic American Racing Torq Thrust wheels. The staggered rolling
stock is wrapped in high-performance BFGoodrich Comp T/A ZR radial
tires, sized 205/50R17 in the front and massive 295/40R20 out back
to anchor the rear end. The open cockpit features a custom leather
interior executed by Carello Upholstery. Modern comfort is subtly
integrated by way of heated front bucket seats wrapped in premium
tan leather, which extends to the custom-sculpted door panels and
lower side structures. Sound insulation material was installed
beneath the high-grade carpeting to isolate the cabin from road
noise. Driver operation is handled via a polished steering wheel
mounted to an aftermarket column and a floor shifter for the
six-speed transmission. A custom-fabricated dash panel houses a
clean array of modern Speedhut instrumentation to accurately
monitor vital engine stats, while a Bluetooth-equipped audio system
handles modern media connectivity without disrupting the classic
look of the dashboard. The engine bay centers on a built 406ci
small-blockChevrolet V8 topped by an aggressive induction setup
consisting of four genuine Jim Ingles 48 IDAWeber down-draft
carburetors. The engine is dressed in high-end polished aluminum
components and functions alongside a premium Walker brass radiator
designed for efficient cooling. Power is transferred through a
Tremec six-speed manual transmission. The body is mounted to a
high-performanceRoadster Shop chassis that features premium, fully
polished Kugel suspension assemblies at both ends. The front
utilizes a Kugel independent setup with power rack-and-pinion
steering and adjustable coilover shocks, with Wilwood disc brakes
up front in polished calipers. The rear features a sophisticated
Kugel independent rear suspension (IRS) integrated around a Ford
9-inch differential housing. This system features a unique rear
Willwood disc brake set up in which the rotors and polished
calipers are mounted close to the differential case, rather than in
the traditional location behind the wheels. Also shown is the
custom exhaust that exits out of a wide and flat polished tip
mounted below the differential case.
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