1933 Ford Victoria For Sale This 1933 Ford Victoria is a
steel-bodied street rod built around an original Henry Ford body
and fenders, with a modern fuel-injected drivetrain and independent
suspension at both ends. The factory 18-prefix VIN identifies it as
a car that originally left Ford as a V8 model, and the Victoria's
distinctive bustle-back profile has long made it a favorite among
early Ford builders. The original fabric roof insert has been
replaced with a ribbed, filled steel panel, and the body is
finished in new House of Kolor dark burgundy with flames and
pinstriping. Exterior details include a chrome grille
assembly, cowl and headlamp-mounted turn signals, a custom nose
roll pan, shortened rear lamp stanchions and bumper brackets, and a
recessed rear license plate. It rolls on very rare Mechalic
knock-off wheels, a genuine center-lock design retained by a single
spinner rather than a cosmetic cap over conventional lug nuts.Power
comes from a GM ZZ4 350 crate engine with a roller camshaft, topped
with early Corvette angle-plug aluminum cylinder heads and a
polished Corvette tuned port injection system. The injection is
managed by a GM computer through a Ron Francis wiring harness, a
clean way to get period Corvette hardware running with modern
drivability. Cooling is handled by a custom aluminum radiator built
by Zero to Cool, paired with a custom fan shroud and billet coolant
recovery tank, and accessories run off a serpentine belt drive.
Short-tube headers feed a custom dual exhaust, and the engine bay
is finished with a custom engine-turned stainless firewall. Behind
the ZZ4 is a GM 4L60E four-speed automatic with overdrive, built
with heavy-duty parts and controlled by an HGM computer with a
Compushift Sport and Pro Display.The chassis starts with the
original frame, fully boxed and reinforced. Up front is an
independent front suspension with polished stainless control arms
and a Dodge Omni-sourced power rack-and-pinion, a compact steering
setup well suited to early Ford builds. Out back, a Jaguar
independent rear suspension sits in a Snow White crossmember with
chrome suspension components and a 3.70 gear ratio. Aldan coil-over
shocks are supplemented by rear assist air shocks, and stopping
power comes from four-wheel disc brakes with a quad rear braking
setup. A stainless steel sub-floor and 14-gallon stainless fuel
tank round out the underside.The interior is all new charcoal
leather and carpet, with custom door panels featuring perforated
leather uppers. The original 1933 dash has been retained and fitted
with a custom brushed-metal insert housing Stewart-Warner Wings
gauges and speedometer. A GM tilt column carries a banjo-style
steering wheel, and a custom overhead console houses the controls
for the four power windows, lighting, and audio, along with the
speakers. Taken together, this Victoria pairs genuine early Ford
steel with Corvette-sourced power, an overdrive automatic, and
fully independent suspension, making it a street rod built to be
driven as much as shown.NFI Empire specializes in classic, exotic,
modified, and luxury vehicles. We offer retail sales, consignment,
financing, and full custom and body work through our on-site shop.
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