Here is some photos of my latest project.

1934 Ford 3 window coupe

New photos added on next page March 2nd 2003

Purchased from Little Joes Rod Shop at the 2000 Auto Fair. Little Joes Rod Shop

* Included items when purchased *
  • Fully welded frame
  • Billet Specialties GT53 Wheels w/tires mounted
  • Mustang II front suspension w/tubular a-arms installed
  • Lincoln Versallies 9" 4 link rearend w/disc breaks installed
  • Power door windows installed
  • Front and rear glass
  • Doors hung w/hidden hinges and bear claw latches
  • Trunk lid w/hinges installed
  • Flaming Rivers rack & pinion

Here is the car sitting at the Charlotte Motor Speedway during the Auto Fair Show Sept. 2000. As you can see the fenders are loose and sitting on the wheels. Runner boards and grill shell on ground.
At the Auto Fair
Here it is loaded up, and ready to go home. You wouldn't believe what I had to go thru to rent a trailer. Especially since I'm driving a car. Glad the Mark VII has air-suspension!
Were loaded up.
And here we are at home.
At home, Damn what a big trailer!
Here is two 351 Clevelands Im going to use. I know, they do look rather rough. The top pic is a '72 model, and the bottom is a '74. The '74 is running and currently in the '34. The '72 had the crank ground, bored .030 over with new Keith Black pistons installed. Edelbrock hydraulic cam & timing chain. Edelbrock aluminum intake I polished. Edelbrock 600 carb. Moroso alum. water pump. Only lack rocker arms, pushrods and assemblying and painting.
'72 351 Cleveland
'74 351 Cleveland in a '74 Torino wagon

Here is a photo of the '34 at Little Joes shop in Florida .
At Little Joes shop.

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