1934 Ford Hot Rod 0 Black w/ Flames Coupe 302ci V8 Manual

Hot Rods first appeared in the late 1930s in southern California, where people would race modified cars on dry lake beds just northeast Los Angeles. This gained popularity after WWII because many returning soldiers had received technical training and were able to modify their vehicles to run stronger and faster. The first Hot Rods in history were Fords. GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this 1934 Ford Hot Rod 3-Window Coupe. This car can easily be wrapped up into... one word which is 'awesome'. This Hot Rod shows extremely well in a black exterior paint encased with red and yellow flames. Around the front of the car you see the tall and narrow grille that makes it aerodynamic for speed. The chrome around the vehicle shines up stunningly. Inside this three-window coupe the interior is very tidy and has new upholstery and carpet. To open the door you have to reach in and open from the inside from left to right. The brown leather bench sits very comfortable, with LED dome light too. The display on the dashboard has been replaced and shows very organized and clear. This 302 V8 with 500hp is craving an open road, including a Kenne Bell Supercharger, power windows, power steering, working air conditioning, Howell Built Aluminum Radiator, leather lined trunk, flawless kick panels, All Plumbing &Wiring, Spectre cold air intake, as well as American Racing Wheels and Billet steering wheel. Stamped as produced by Street Beasts Innovative Street Machines LLC this car is a gem.