Rotisserie Build! GM 454ci V8, TH350 Automatic all steel no reserve

1934 Ford Tudor Sedan Street Rod Description

1934 Ford 2 door sedan with 4 inch chop, filled roof, 454 GM crate motor, new frame, new paint. New Aluminum radiator. The gentleman building this car passed away before he could complete it. No expense was spared. I am not sure how engine is built but it is way over stock it has a pretty healthy cam. The heads are aluminum with the # 3919842 in the casting, these are 68-69 vintage and very sought after bringing about $4000 a set. The builder had well over $50,000 in the car and it shows. The only thing left to do to the car is to put in interio, hook up auto choke on carb and hook up shift linkage. The car starts and drives as it is. The body is the best body I have ever seen, It has no patch panels anywhere I can find. It must have been a very good barn find. The frame is an aftermarket frame maybe TCI but I am not sure, it is very well built and all powder coated. Many of the parts on front and rear end are stainless steel or chrome. It has a Mustang 2 front and Ford 9 inch rear. The car has never been driven on the street since it was built. Car is all steel with steel fenders. With a nice interior this would be a 60k plus car. I am putting a low starting bid with no reserve so high bidder gets car. As any used car it is being sold as is and you are encouraged to come and inspect prior to bidding. Car is for sale local so if there are no bids it could be removed from listing but if it has a bid I will not remove it so don't be afraid to bid. If you are the high bidder I want a $2000 deposit thru pay pal within 24 hrs of auction close and balance in cash within one week. If any one is interested in just the body of this car I will sell it that way and keep the frame and running gear. If you have any questions call me at 907-232-9546. This car is relisted due to a buyer changing his mind and never paying or even coming to look at the car. If you do not want the car please do not bid. Thanks Steve NOTE picture shows tie rod not hooked up but everything is hooked up now and car is drive able.