1931 Ford 5-Window Coupe

Description

With proper V8 power, a vibrant style, and a thoughtfully custom attitude, this 1931 Ford 5-Window Coupe uses its detail-oriented presentation to deliver a desirable and distinct street machine.

This classic delivers street machine style in well-planned ways. The body is steel, but the rear fenders are updated fiberglass. It makes for a great way to let this classic style also fit the wide rear tires of the upgraded 15-inch Centerline wheels. They purposely deleted the bumpers to give you a clear view of the bright grille in front, and in the back, the flowing extended fenders make this coupe look extra sporty. The purple paint continues this lively feeling. It has the bold style you want in a coupe like this, and it's the kind of quality application where it's always just a professional detail away from being ready for a calendar shoot. And we even like the little things, like the well-integrated turn signals in the headlights, the classic windshield overhang, and a hint of the large exhaust tips peeking out of the rear. There are even sides for the hood if you ever want to fully button it up, but really, why would you ever want to take that motor off display?

The interior continues to show off more of the thoughtful setup. After all, the white on the seat and door panels look good, but you want the carting in black to show less dirt. And there are cool details like how the seatbelts are done in purple to coordinate with the exterior, and there's a custom overhead console that holds the AM/FM/CD stereo. There's a nice look to all the wood trim inside. Plus, these serve a useful purpose with the sport steering wheel and dash panels with upgraded Classic Instruments readouts.

A hot rod needs proper V8 power, and so a 350 cubic-inch small block is waiting in the engine bay. You'll love displaying this powerhouse because they took the time to give you plenty of polish and make sure the wires are tidy. Oh year, and they also painted the bock and other major components a coordinating purple! There's also plenty of substance behind the style with a Holley four-barrel carburetor, an Edelbrock Performer intake, an MSD distributor, and Sanderson shorty headers that feed a rumbling dual exhaust and Magnaflow mufflers. It's a healthy power package that connects to a three-speed automatic transmission for ideal all-around enjoyment. There's also a four-link front end, power brakes with front discs, and a rear ladder bar with adjustable coilovers. It's all part of a true street machine style setup that comfortably allows you to enjoy this coupe on the streets.

We've refrained from calling this a Purple People Eater, but when something is this distinct and powerful, it's hard to resist. It's such a cool coupe that you know it belongs in your garage. Call today!!!