For more information on this vehicle visit tinyurl.com Recently, one of our customers pulled out all the stops and spared no expense to create this show stopping roadster which mixes a serious appetite for trophies with killer street credibility. This hot rods smooth and solid fiberglass body began life at Show Me Rod and Custom where it was steel reinforced, hand laminated, completely cured and fully assembled to ensure quality and consistency. Once the body arrived, it was covered in a coat of trailer queen worthy black paint that glistens like glass, and detailed with pin-striping and custom artwork supplied by renowned striper Alan "AJ" Johnson. With nary a ripple or misaligned panel anywhere, this positively evil little roadster looks like something straight off the pages of a vintage Hot Rod issue with just enough authenticity to satisfy even the most skeptical old school hot rod fans and just enough polish to win over the harshest judge. Under the steel hood, this '32 Hi-Boy is fresh, fit and presents a professionally developed 350 cubic inch Chevrolet crate engine that puts out a stout 300 horsepower. At the top of that engine, a chrome K&N reusable air filter shoots air into a chrome Holley 4 barrel carburetor that is fed by a chrome fuel pump and new polished fuel lines. Below that carburetor, a chrome Edelbrock intake sends that air/fuel mixture into eight sequentially fired cylinders that are sparked by a new GM HEI distributor and new Taylor plug wires. At ...
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Wednesday, 23 January 2013
132669 / 1932 Ford Hi-Boy
132669 / 1932 Ford Hi-Boy Video Clips. Duration : 4.07 Mins.
For more information on this vehicle visit tinyurl.com Recently, one of our customers pulled out all the stops and spared no expense to create this show stopping roadster which mixes a serious appetite for trophies with killer street credibility. This hot rods smooth and solid fiberglass body began life at Show Me Rod and Custom where it was steel reinforced, hand laminated, completely cured and fully assembled to ensure quality and consistency. Once the body arrived, it was covered in a coat of trailer queen worthy black paint that glistens like glass, and detailed with pin-striping and custom artwork supplied by renowned striper Alan "AJ" Johnson. With nary a ripple or misaligned panel anywhere, this positively evil little roadster looks like something straight off the pages of a vintage Hot Rod issue with just enough authenticity to satisfy even the most skeptical old school hot rod fans and just enough polish to win over the harshest judge. Under the steel hood, this '32 Hi-Boy is fresh, fit and presents a professionally developed 350 cubic inch Chevrolet crate engine that puts out a stout 300 horsepower. At the top of that engine, a chrome K&N reusable air filter shoots air into a chrome Holley 4 barrel carburetor that is fed by a chrome fuel pump and new polished fuel lines. Below that carburetor, a chrome Edelbrock intake sends that air/fuel mixture into eight sequentially fired cylinders that are sparked by a new GM HEI distributor and new Taylor plug wires. At ...
For more information on this vehicle visit tinyurl.com Recently, one of our customers pulled out all the stops and spared no expense to create this show stopping roadster which mixes a serious appetite for trophies with killer street credibility. This hot rods smooth and solid fiberglass body began life at Show Me Rod and Custom where it was steel reinforced, hand laminated, completely cured and fully assembled to ensure quality and consistency. Once the body arrived, it was covered in a coat of trailer queen worthy black paint that glistens like glass, and detailed with pin-striping and custom artwork supplied by renowned striper Alan "AJ" Johnson. With nary a ripple or misaligned panel anywhere, this positively evil little roadster looks like something straight off the pages of a vintage Hot Rod issue with just enough authenticity to satisfy even the most skeptical old school hot rod fans and just enough polish to win over the harshest judge. Under the steel hood, this '32 Hi-Boy is fresh, fit and presents a professionally developed 350 cubic inch Chevrolet crate engine that puts out a stout 300 horsepower. At the top of that engine, a chrome K&N reusable air filter shoots air into a chrome Holley 4 barrel carburetor that is fed by a chrome fuel pump and new polished fuel lines. Below that carburetor, a chrome Edelbrock intake sends that air/fuel mixture into eight sequentially fired cylinders that are sparked by a new GM HEI distributor and new Taylor plug wires. At ...
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