1932 Ford Victoria Hot Rod in E. ATX
This 1932 Ford Victoria hot rod was in central E. Austin, and sports, for you purists, a big block Ford V-8. Valve covers say Ford Racing, has a tall intake manifold with two 4-barrel carburetors,
This 1932 Ford Victoria hot rod was in central E. Austin, and sports, for you purists, a big block Ford V-8. Valve covers say Ford Racing, has a tall intake manifold with two 4-barrel carburetors,
Outstanding paint on this beautiful 1938 Standard Ford Tudor street rod in Bastrop, Texas.
This hot rodded Falcon in S. Austin, Texas, is the best I’ve seen. A first-rate, complete, car.
Modified original frame, “Fast Boy” front end, power disc brakes, rack & pinion steering, coil over adjustable shocks. Built GM 350 TPI bored .30 over w/competition heads, hot cam, balanced & blue printed making 425
At this trip to Home Depot, this was the oldest, and coolest, thing there. Kris bought the finished car from a S. Texas fellow. Powered by a 318 Mopar V8. This car looks even better
I took this cool project in SW Austin at a shared facility occupied by the late Bill Collings and Mercury Charlie — I believe it was Bill’s project. It’s the only car I’ve seen in
This car is a build for a customer that supplied the chopped 1949 Mercury. Mercury Charlie’s staff upgraded it in only two months. Powered by a multi-carb Chevy 350 V8 and adorned with a 1953
I found this handsome car at the now-defunct Custom Car Crafters. The headlights are aftermarket items. E&J (Edmunds & Jones) Type 20 headlights were manufactured by Edmund & James Corporation in Detroit from the 20s,