$65,000
Hawthorne, California
Category
-
Mileage
6580
Posted Over 1 Month
This roadster is the ultimate street rod. It's the classic 1932 Ford roadster that is blazingly fast with a 540 HP supercharged all aluminum small block V8 with a B&M TH-400 trans and a Halibrand Championship Quick Change rear. Originally built at the B&M Automotive Project Street Rod, this car has been featured in Hot Rod Magazine twice as well as many other magazines. Here are some of the features: all polished stainless steel front suspension including s/s spindles, s/s steering arms, s/s batwings, s/s lower shock mounts, s/s spring perches, s/s shackles, s/s four bars, s/s tie rod ends, and s/s drag link. Chrome dropped Super Bell tubular front axle, Posie chrome spring, Aldan front shocks, Wilwood billet disc brakes, and Strange Engineering rear coiloversThe engine has a Milodon aluminum block, forged steel crank, LT-1 "pink" rods, TRW forged pistons, Crane hydraulic roller camshaft, Brodix aluminum -10 cylinder heads w/Manley 2.02" intakes and 1.60" exhaust valves, Crane roller rockers, B&M 250 Powercharger supercharger, two QuickFuel Specialties 650 CFM carburetors, MSD Pro-Billet Distributor with MSD 6-A CDI ignition, custom built all stainless steel exhaust system with 1-7/8" primaries. Oberg Oil Filter. The engine compartment is detailed to the max. The roadster ran the 1/4-mile in 11.61 et at 120.16 mph. Since the car ran that et and speed, the engine has had the HP increased by 90 HP. The interior was created by Dan Miller, an award winning interior craftsman. All the interior panels were carved out of foam, with plaster molds made off of the foam, and fiberglass laid up in the molds. This is a one-of-kind interior that is a true masterpiece. The wheels are two-piece true knock-offs by Boyd Coddington and only a very limited number of these were ever made. Despite being incredibly fast, the car is still a true driver and is equally at home in city traffic or on the open road. It idles at about 750 rpm and is super easy to drive. The car was completely re-freshened by Roy Brizio Street Rods in 2007 at a total expense of $68,000. The B&M trans was rebuilt in 2010.
