My 1931 Ford Model A Roadster Hotrod
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- My hotrod is my baby. It's a 1931 Ford Model A roadster with a Brookville Roadster frame. The 355 with 3 deuces is mated to an M-21 Muncie 4-speed and a 9-Inch Ford with Posi. Let's check it out and do burnouts!
Such a cool car and great build...and folks if you think it looks like a scary ride now, I rode in it when it had a BLOWER!!! :-)
NOOOORRRRRMMMM! Thanks for watching, my bruthuh!!!!
Loved this video! And love that ride. Great job .
Thanks, my friend! I'm waiting for another episode of Barn Shenanigans. I hear the Mustang paint job turned out great!
Thing is rad I've got a 64 comet and a 48 Studebaker truck that were my grandparents stud is on a s10 frame been a roller for years never had time to finish it comet had motor out of it for 8 plus years
My mom had a '64 Comet when I was a kid. Sweet ride! Better get to work on the Stude! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Nice!!!!! You did a Great Job building that!
It's very special to me. I appreciate your kind words. Thanks for watching and commenting!
This week I’m picking up a 31 roadster body and I love your car love the ideas I love what you’ve done I think I’m gonna go there!❤
Excellent! Please let me know if there's anything I can do to help with the project! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Awesome 👍 job guys,.... and a Beautiful Hot Rod 👍
Thank you so much! I'll be running around in it today!
Love it!
...I need to get a posi rear for mine...
I love this old car. It's the one that'll never go away. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Sean that is so super cool, love it wicked, missed a couple but catching up on these videos cheers KC 🇦🇺🤝🇺🇸😎👍
Thank you, sir! I'm trying to get more videos done. Life gets in the way sometimes! lol
All it need is some good large silver flake Candy Blue paint.
I decided when it was going together that it would always be flat black. I just like it too much as it sits! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Ford makes V8's, fit right in .....
I built the car to honor the hotrods of the 1950s. In that period, hotrodders used what was lightest and made the most power, regardless of brand. Ford engines of that era were not big hp makers. An sbc is far easier to find parts for than a 292 or 312. I've driven it almost 100k miles, so dependability matters. I contemplated a flathead Ford and an early Hemi, but neither had the balance of power and light weight I was looking for. I'm glad I made the choice to go sbc. It's what I'm most familiar with, and there are some really cool vintage speed parts available for them. Thanks for watching and commenting!
DIG IT!!! VERY COOL!!!
Thank you! I've owned the hotrod for almost 20 years now, and it keeps getting better with each passing day. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great car thanks!!!
It's my baby! Thanks for watching and commenting!
THE HOT ROD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Complete with obligatory burnout!
Hell year! dont get much sicker! is the wheelbase longer now, than the original 31 A?
Thanks, dude! Wheelbase is stock. Lowering it made it look much longer. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Nice Roadster man, is she laying on 32 rails?
Thank you! It's a Brookville Roadster A frame. I wanted something that could go fast while being safer. It's much more stable at higher speeds. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@mohawkgarage Exactly man! ive also got a 1930 frame, was just asking how you queezed that 350 SBC in, did you move the rad forward alittle bit? Thanks again!
whats the music at the end
p.s. fantastic car
Thank you for the kind words! The music is licensed through my video editing software.
Nice ride
Thank you! It's the one that'll never go away. Thanks for watching and commenting!
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Thanks for watching and commenting on my video!