1931 Ford Model A

SEDAN Sedan

FLATHEAD V8

Manual

Clear

Gasoline

OA , HERE is the car your father would not let you buy.. a clone of the nostalgic racers that were used at Bonneville and El Mirage, complete with a flaming eyeball(no roll cage)Original frame is boxed in front and z'd 6 inches in front and 12 inches in rear, the center section of the frame is built of 6 inch square tubing.chopped to a 8 inch window.Original wish bone was split and Radius rods in back are originals, Front shocks are ford Hydraulic, rears are modern. 12 volt electric and headlights and signals all work, is street legal.steering is a unisteer box for safety, steering wheel is on a removable hub.Engine has 2 ford carbs and Hilborn stacks on EDMUNDS intake manifold.Motor is 52 Mercury and transmission is mercury 3 speed overdrive and the shifter is reversed so you pull back to get 2nd geAR ,stacks on aIR intakes, it has a open driveshaft conversion on a 48 rear differential.All the main parts are before 1955, except for the unisteer box.Brakes are Buick finned drums in front , and 40 and up ford drums in the rear, front hubs are ford, superbell front axle is new, and suspension parts are new.Overall this car is almost brand new construction, It has been driven to shows the temp gauge is a moon liquid filled gauge on the radiator, and the oil pressure is a moon liquid filled on the oil filter line, both visible from the driver seat. no speed o or tach, use GPSIf you dont like the rat rod look , the paint could be stripped, and body painted to a more traditional rod. cleaning the engine and frame in front could improve appearance also STARTS, RUNS ,STEERS ,BRAKe *********************************************************************************** SOME of You would rather have a chevy engine or a automatic transmission or 9 inch ford rear end....this car is different.. it is close to accurate for the early fifties hot rod and PAINSwere taken and many Parts were found to build it this way....so because you want something else don't PLease don't demean my car