1937 Ford Sedan Streetrod

1937 Ford Other Tudor Description

1937 Ford Sedan built on the west coast. Absolutelty beautiful streetrod with all the luxuries of a new vehicle. The car was built with the theme of "American Gangster". It has custom flames with a mural of Scarface (Al Pacino), The Godfather (Marlon Brando), Al Capone and Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) on the trunk lid. I have all reciepts and paper work from the build. Over $60k in labor alone to build.
Body-Downs body with forward tilt hood and power side opening trunk door. Shaved door handles with Dakota solenoid actuated door openers. 3" chopped top. Grill is powder coated black. Turn signals in the tear drop head lights. 3rd brake light below the rear window. Beautiful black paint with all custom work under clear coat. License plate flips down when the car starts, comes out under the "American Ganster" graphic. Custom car cover and bra for frontend.
Chassis-Custom boxed frame, Mustang II shockwave air ride on the front. Ride Pro 4 with 4 link suspension on the back (air ride). 9" ford rearend. 4 wheel Wilwood disc brakes, slotted and drilled. 18" Intro Malibu rims on the front with Nitro tires. 20" Intro Malibu rims on the back with Nitro tires. Emergency brake.
Powertrain-Chevy 350, 300 hp crate motor, with 700R overdrive transmission with shift kit. Custom dual air intake. Flowmaster ceramic coated exhaust system.
Interior-Lokar shifter, Billet steering column/wheel with tilt, Vintage air conditioning system, VDO gauges, Billet wiring harness for entire car. All tan leather upolstery with cocoa turtle inserts, power windows, seatbelts, 1000watt DVD/stereo sound system. Air ride compressor, air tank, battery, amplifier all mounted behind panel in the trunk. All air controls, light switch, power window switches and ignition switch are hidden in the middle console.On Sep-23-15 at 05:46:11 PDT, seller added the following information:

*Would be interested in a trade for either a late 60's early 70's muscle car, 55,56,57 chevy or a 2013 or newer corvette.