1933 Ford 3 Window

If you're going to build a street rod, going subtle probably isn't the first thing on your mind. The Bright Dupont paint in millennium lemon ice that is greatly contrasted with a gloss black roof as well as a killer looking set of flames on each side. And if the flames are not you style have no worry, they are easily removed since they are achieved by a vinyl wrap. This 1933 Ford 3-window coupe is all about getting attention, but it's also the rare rod that's got the horsepower and engineering behind it to be insanely fast and completely ready to cruise. The fiberglass body built by Show-Me Rods & Customs with a 3” chop, suicide doors, shaved handles, hidden hinges, and smooth as glass running boards. All of that custom work sits on a custom Pete & Jake’s frame that is fully boxed & powdercoated. A Hercules 3-piece steel hood complete with louvers is what hides the Chevrolet 350 cubic inch V8 with Vortec cylinder heads. Complete with all of the polished billet pieces to help this 33’ stand out in a crowd! Transferring the power to the ground while keeping the rpm’s low for cruising is a 700-R4 automatic transmission complete with an AFCO aluminum transmission cooler. Keep everything under the hood cool on even the hottest of days is the Custom aluminum radiator that is fed air through the Show-Me custom grille. Once you open up the suicide doors and you are treated a completely custom interior that is built around a set of Glide Engineering seats with a custom center console. Sculpted panels including floor, headliner, doors & trunk keep the custom theme rolling but also have a sense that you are sitting in a luxury machine. Looking back at the driver is a fiberglass dash that houses a set of VDO gauges as well as a Pioneer stereo system. If the power windows are not enough to keep the occupants cool then the Vintage air conditioning can help out in that department. Giving this coupe it’s great ride & handling is a the TCI independent front show unit with Aldan coil over shocks, Pete & Jake’s four bar rear with Panard bar & Aldan coil over shocks also. Steering tasks little to no effort with the rack & pinion steering setup. Out back is a Ford 9” housing a set of 3:50 gears. Helping grip the road is a set of radial tires that wrap a set of Polished aluminum American Racing wheels. You can view this 1933 Ford 3 window coupe in greater detail including HD pictures and an HD video of it running and driving at Gatewayclassiccars.com. If you are interested in purchasing this vehicle or have more questions regarding it please call us at (303) 872-4722 or email us at .