1951 Ford Victoria: This vehicle has undergone a complete body-off restoration. All original undercoating was fully removed, and the body and all body panels were professionally sandblasted. Restoration work includes new rocker panels, new lower rear quarters on both sides, a new left door skin, and new body-to-frame perches. New rubber body mounts and bolts were installed. The frame was fully primed and rust-proofed before the body was reinstalled. The car was then painted in its original Hawaiian Bronze color with the Piper Tan top. All mechanical components have been thoroughly rebuilt. The engine is bored .040 over and fitted with a Mercury 4-inch stroke crankshaft, resulting in a displacement of 265 cubic inches. It has all new valves, Johnson adjustable valve lifters, and new cam, rod, and main bearings. Additional mechanical updates include a new starter, the original generator professionally rebuilt, and new improved-type water pumps. New belts have been installed.
