1934 Ford Custom Woodie 2171 Miles Red Wagon Automatic

Description for Ford Custom Woodie 1934

This showroom new all-steel four-door Custom Woody (inspired by a 1934 Ford Station Wagon) was designed by Super Rides by Jordan. This classic four-door Woody body, hand built by Cecil Taylor at the Hercules Motor Car Company in Tampa, Florida, was mounted on a TCI chassis. The Woody is powered by an aluminum block Ford 427 bored and stroked to 486 cubic inches, generating more than 500 HP and 575 foot-pounds of torque. All the wood finish and details were completed by Ron Heiden of Heiden Woodworking in Encinitas, California. Rons finishing work includes ribbon grain mahogany panels inside and out, as well as hardwood maple, birch, and brasswood roof slats. Ron also added mahogany and maple to the Budnik steering wheel and the handle of the floor-mounted gearshift. The custom surfboard roof rack was constructed of maple and walnut and is finished to complement the wood on the body. We think this looks absolutely perfect!! This Woody was painted a spectacular PPG Vibrance Hellfire color by Best of Show in Escondido, California. The cars undercarriage is beautifully detailed with stainless steel and chrome throughout. In the sunlight, the spectacular paint on the fenders and hood displays a wide spectrum of deep candy apple colors as the radius of the fenders and hood move from shadow to light. The classic interior, which includes leather seats front and rear and wool carpeting, was completed by the award-winning Armandos Custom Interiors. The interior includes an original 1934 Ford dashboard that has been modified to accept beautiful and functional Classic Instrument gauges. The rear gate swings down to reveal a custom mahogany interior with chrome luggage strips and a panel that hides the gas tank filler cap. In addition to the dashboard and rear gate design, Super Rides by Jordan created the innovative and beautiful hood superstructure, engine compartment firewall, custom tanks, engine valve covers, and other custom details. The vehicles aluminum Ford 486ci engine includes Edelbrock heads, a Crane roller cam, and an Imagine fuel injection system. In addition to generating more than 500hp and being lightening quick, this vehicle can cruise at more than 70 mph with ease. The engine was built by Gregg Scott Racing Engines in El Cajon, California. The transmission is a hearty Chevy 4L80-E. The suspension components were built by Kugel Components of La Habra, California, which include stainless steel and polished chrome IFS, and a 9-inch Ford IRS rear end. The brakes have 13-inch drilled and slotted rotors. The limited slip differential carries a 3:08 final gear ration that allows for low-RPM highway cruising. The custom Budnik wheels are 17x7 in the front and 18x8 in the rear. This award winning Ford was one of the top hot rod Woodys in California, combining stunning looks with lightning quickness. It won The Best Hot Rod Woody award in the 2007 Wavecrest Show, and the 2007/2008 Doheny Wood Show Awards. The millage on this vehicle is only from driving to and from shows. It is truly in amazing condition and is ready to be enjoyed. However, we cannot recommend the surf boards actually be used for surfing!!! The original cost to build this vehicle was north of $150,000. Today's asking price of $94,800 is a serious value. For more information or an in person inspection at our Phoenix Showroom, contact Daniel at 1-877-887-1933 or at .