Drivetrain
Chassis
Body
The Joker
This isn't your grandpa's Model A. This all-steel 1931 Ford Roadster is a custom-built beast with attitude to match its legacy. Under the hood? A built 390 cubic inch motor with a mild camshaft, paired with a C6 transmission—and yes, there's a nitrous kit, because why not make things interesting?
This car isn't just a looker—it's a legend. It held the track record in St. Louis back in the 1970s, and it's still itching to run. Whether you're cruising the streets or reliving dragstrip glory, this Roadster turns heads and snaps necks. Clean, mean, and built for speed—welcome to the ride you didn't know you needed.
Specs
Highlights
- The 1931 Ford Roadster Model A
- All Steel Body
- Built 390 Cubic Inch Motol with Mild Cam Shaft
- C-6 Transmission
- Nitrous Kit
- Held the track record in STL in 1970s
Description
This isn't your grandpa's Model A. This all-steel 1931 Ford Roadster is a custom-built beast with attitude to match its legacy. Under the hood? A built 390 cubic inch motor with a mild camshaft, paired with a C6 transmission—and yes, there's a nitrous kit, because why not make things interesting?
This car isn't just a looker—it's a legend. It held the track record in St. Louis back in the 1970s, and it's still itching to run. Whether you're cruising the streets or reliving dragstrip glory, this Roadster turns heads and snaps necks. Clean, mean, and built for speed—welcome to the ride you didn't know you needed.