For the most die-hard performance enthusiasts of the 1950s and 1960s, there were few alternatives with a better power to weight ratio, or which were more cost effective than a built Chevy 350 in a stripped model A Ford, for absolute dominance of the Main Street strip on weekends, or any evening you like. This potent combination has become celebrated in song and popular culture, and remains as serious an alternative for getting the job done as ever.
This beautiful black over red 1929 Ford High Boy Roadster was tasteful built using real Henry Ford steel. The undercarriage looks as nice as the top and she drives out beautifully.
The roadster come very nicely equipped with:
- 350 CID Chevy Smallblock V8
- 3 2-Barrel 2 Jet Rochester Carbs
- Offenhauser Intake Manifold
- Dart Pro 1 Heads
- 1.5 Roller Rockers
- Under drive pulleys (Billet Aluminum) w/ flex fan
- MSD Billet Distributor w/ electric ignition
- MSD Ignition Coil
- Chrome Alternator
- Tube steel chrome hoses
- Turbo 350 Trans
- 9” Ford rear end
- Front and rear disc brakes
- Jet Hot Coated Headers with removable caps
Why waste your money on a fiberglass kit when you can invest in a real steel-bodied classic?
