1933 Ford Sedan

Gateway Classic Cars is proud to offer for sale in our Detroit showroom this beautiful 1933 Ford 2 Door Sedan Street Rod. This lightweight fiberglass body is dressed in a gorgeous Gloss Red with perfectly accenting Custom Flames painted by the locally famous Boogie Man that absolutely screams for attention in the sun. The interior has been done in modern gray cloth and has beautiful digital gauges on the dash and custom matching door panels. This street rod was built to be driven and can handle just about anything you throw at it. Adjustable coilovers are set on all four corners and let you hug every tight corner you want with confidence, while 4-wheel power disc brakes help you stop on a dime. Powering this street rod is a 350 CID LT1 Fuel Injected V8 that has a custom air intake, aluminum radiator with electric fan, and polished alternator and AC compressor. Mated to a 4L60E automatic trans which makes this Hotrod a breeze to drive while putting plenty of power to the pavement through the 10 bolt rear end with 3:90 gears. This set up makes for the perfect mix of being a monster off the line as well as a smooth highway cruiser. Only 11,082 miles have been put on this 33 since its completion leaving years and years of car shows and cruise nights to enjoy. The upgrades continue in the interior with the addition of air conditioning to keep you cool on those hot summer nights. The suicide doors have been shaved along with the power operated door poppers and with the American Racing wheels this street rod's classic look is rounded out. Options on this 1933 Ford two-door Sedan include; Air Conditioning, AM/FM radio with CD Player, Power Windows, Tilt Steering Column, Keyless Entry, Seat Belts, power brakes, and Aluminum Wheels wrapped in Radial Tires. For more detailed high definition photographs and a short high definition video please visit www.gatewayclassiccars.com. For more detailed information please visit our showroom or contact one of our friendly and knowledgeable staff at 313-982-3100.

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