1933 Ford 3W Coupe (Built by Roy Brizio Street Rods)

Description for Ford Other 1933

This is a professionally built street rod. built by Roy Brizio Street Rods. one of the foremost street rod builders in the world. Painted by Art Himsl. also one of the very top auto painters living today. Art has won every paint award imaginable. Despite the fact that the car has won many. many awards and is a terrific looking car in prime condition. it is also first and foremost a driver. Extremely dependable. This car was built with the very best components available and no corners were cut anywhere in its construction. 510 HP Supercharged 355 CID SB Chevy engine. B&M polished 700-R4. Currie polished 9" aluminum housing with Strange polished aluminum 3rd member. Boyd Wheels. House of Kolor Kandy paint. Eclipse/Orion sound system. car has won countless awards including best paint and best in show. Chrome tube dropped axle with all polished stainless steel components (spindles. batwings. 4-bars. tie rod. lower shock mounts. etc. all stainless) Dual Holley 650 Carbs. Crane hydraulic roller cam. roller rockers. steel crank. forged pistons. Dart heads. big valves. B&M 250 Powercharger blower. poly V-belt accessory drive. Tilton starter. Powermaster alternator. MSD distributor. custom big tube (1-3/4") headers and stainless exhaust system. Billet Specialties polished tilt steering column and steering wheel. Leather interior by Dan Miller. Note that hot pink highlight on side of car in studio photos was achieved with lighting. Actual color of panel starts on the hoodside as dark purple and fades to body color by the rear quarter panel. Optima batteries support the main power requirements as well as the sound system which has a 12 disc CD changer mounted in the trunk and an Eclipse head unit with all Orion speakers and amps. Vehicle also has Wilwood Billet Calipers (disc brakes) all around. Rear coilover shocks with adjustable four bars. panhard rod. and front and rear sway bars. Reason for selling: I also have a full fendered '32 roadster and have decided that two hot rods might be one too many.