- 1928 MY Ford Model A Tudor Streetrod
- Current owner reports new 327ci engine with 6400 miles
- Current owner reports engine bored .30 over
- Polished stainless steel headers wrapped with heat shield
- Stainless steel exhaust
- Roller rockers with mild cam
- Current owner reports new Pete Jackson timing gears with no chain
- Current owner reports new aluminum radiator
- Polished A/C compressor
- New chrome alternator
- New chrome water pump
- Polished breather & valve covers
- Current owner reports new 700R4 transmission with B&M shift kit
- All new 4-wheel chrome coil over springs
- All new 4-wheel Wilwood polished aluminum disc brake calipers
- Chrome brake master cylinder & booster under floorboard
- Polished Heidts Mustang II front suspension
- Ford 9" rear with 3.73 gear ratio
- New Foose wheels
- Current owner reports new paint in Royal Purple
- Chrome tilt steering column
- Chrome Haneline gauges
- Power windows
- Keyless entry
In the enthralling universe of Hot Rods, where every build strives to captivate attention and earn accolades, stumbling upon an exemplar that achieves the zenith of custom craftsmanship is a genuine rarity. Allow us to unveil a paragon of excellence: the 1928 Ford Model A Tudor Sedan Hot Rod, a meticulous creation that seamlessly blends classic charm with contemporary customization.
Exterior and Interior
Draped in the alluring Royal Purple hue, the exterior of this street rod is a visual symphony that not only commands attention but also demands admiration. Chromed embellishments strategically placed add a touch of opulence, while a bespoke Ford-branded suitcase at the rear transports onlookers back to the glamour of the 1920s. Rolling on chromed Foose wheels, this street rod is an artful fusion of timeless aesthetics and modernized sophistication. Stepping into the cabin, a harmonious fusion of tan and brown welcomes occupants with warmth and elegance. Custom embossed seats, a gleaming chrome tilt steering column, power windows, and meticulously crafted chrome Haneline gauges contribute to an interior that mirrors the meticulous attention bestowed upon its exterior. The nuanced interior design elevates the overall aesthetic, creating a cohesive and captivating ambiance.
Engine
Beyond the meticulously tailored exterior lies an automotive powerhouse that harmoniously complements the street rod's captivating aesthetics. Lifting the hood reveals the beating heart: a 327ci V8 engine, meticulously upgraded and with a mere 6400 miles under its belt. The performance enhancements are a testament to the builder's commitment to exhilarating drives, featuring polished stainless steel headers, stainless steel exhaust, roller rockers with a mild cam, and an array of polished components, including the A/C compressor, alternator, and water pump. This symphony of power is harmonized with a robust suspension setup, boasting 4-wheel chrome coil-over springs and a polished Heidts Mustang II front suspension. The rear proudly sports a Ford 9" rear with a 3.73 gear ratio. Ensuring precise control, 4-wheel Wilwood polished aluminum disc brake calipers are strategically positioned, offering a symphony of superior stopping power. The potent engine seamlessly channels its power through a new 700R4 transmission with a B&M shift kit, completing the performance package of this meticulously crafted 1928 Ford Model A Tudor Sedan.
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