Motorcar Studio is pleased to offer this 1931 Ford Hot Rod, built
on a custom tube chassis and powered by a 289 cubic inch V8 mated
to a five-speed manual transmission. The all-steel '31 Model A body
is nicely finished in black with a yellow radiator shell and
black-and-yellow checkerboard on the hood, complemented by a red
frame, suspension components, wheels and interior. Wide whitewall
radials complete the look. The front fenders are fabricated from a
Model A spare tire carrier. A black canvas soft top with frame is
included with the sale (photos available upon request).
Interior presents nicely with red leatherette door panels and seat
upholstery in like new condition. Gorgeous machine-turned dash
features a complete set of Stewart Warner gauges; all lights,
indicators and instruments are working properly. Charming details
abound, such as the marble on the end of the turn signal stalk, the
connecting rod used as a steering column bracket, and a gorgeous
agate shift knob.
Under the hood is a 289ci V8 equipped with an Edelbrock four-barrel
carburetor (with electric choke), stainless steel headers, and
Mallory electronic ignition. It's mated to a five-speed manual
transmission that drives the rear wheels via a Ford nine-inch rear
end. It's nice to see such a period-correct hot rod using all Ford
drivetrain components, and with an all-steel body and fenders.
Starts easily and runs and drives great.
Sold on a clean and clear South Carolina title. For more
information about this '31 Ford hot rod for sale at Motorcar Studio
in Savannah, please call 912-235-0435.
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