This 1931 Ford Coupe Supercharged Street Rod is a glass-bodied marvel that pushes the boundaries of hot rod engineering. Its deep candy red paint with metal flake catches the light, creating a stunning visual spectacle. The car's compact frame houses an array of high-performance components, including a quick-change rear end and adjustable coilovers. Cragar SS wheels, measuring 15 inches all around, are wrapped in Hoosier 31x18.50-15LT rear tires and 195/65R15 fronts, providing a perfect blend of style and traction. A vinyl insert in the roof adds a touch of contrast to the sleek, reflective body.
Step inside, and you're greeted by a custom interior that's as bold as it is compact. Leather bucket seats provide comfort and support, while a tilt steering column with a custom wheel aids entry and exit. Between the seats, a custom console houses the B&M automatic shifter and a Pioneer AM/FM CD player. VDO gauges, including a prominent tachometer, keep vital information in clear view. The door panels feature unique rooster embroidery, adding an unexpected touch of personality to the cabin. Cream-colored upholstery, carpeting, and headliner complete the interior, creating a cohesive look throughout.
The powerplant in this Ford is a force to be reckoned with. A 383 Stroker V8 sits at the heart of this beast, equipped with Eagle rods and a Callies crankshaft for bulletproof reliability. The engine breathes through Dart Iron Eagle heads and gulps air and fuel through dual Holley four-barrel carburetors, mounted atop a massive supercharger. Long tube headers funnel exhaust gases through side pipes, creating a thunderous soundtrack. Power is sent to the rear wheels via a TH350 three-speed automatic transmission, allowing for effortless cruising and blistering acceleration. The front suspension features an I-beam setup with mono leaf springs and shocks, while the rear utilizes a solid axle with a four-link setup, Panhard rod, and coilovers for optimal handling and adjustability.
HIGHLIGHTS:
383 Stroker V8 Supercharged Engine
TH350 3-Speed Automatic Transmission
Eagle Rods
Callies Crankshaft
Dart Iron Eagle Heads
Dual Holley 4-Barrel Carburetors
Long Tube Headers
Side Pipe Exhaust
Quick Change Rear End (4.70 gear set, changeable to 3.70)
Front I-Beam Suspension with Mono Leaf and Shocks
Rear Solid Axle, 4-Link, Panhard Rod, Coilovers
4-Wheel Disc Brakes
Large Electric Radiator Fan
All-Glass Body
Candy Red Paint with Metal Flake
Vinyl Roof Insert
15"" Cragar SS Wheels
Hoosier 31x18.50-15LT Rear Tires
195/65R15 Front Tires
Cream Leather Bucket Seats
Custom Console
B&M Shifter
Pioneer AM/FM CD Player
VDO Gauges including Tachometer
Tilt Steering Column with Custom Wheel
Rooster Embroidery on Door Panels
Cream Carpet and Headliner
Polished Diamond Plate Firewall
This 1931 Ford Coupe Street Rod is a masterpiece of hot rod engineering, blending classic style with modern performance. From its glass body to its supercharged heart, every aspect of this machine is designed to impress. Call today!
