1933 Ford 3 WINDOW SALT FLAT

Vehicle Description 1933 Ford 3 WINDOW SALT FLAT $59,900 Custom 1933 Ford 3-Window Coupe – Salt Flats Style • GM Crate 350 • 700R4 • Fresh $70K Build • Under 500 MilesBuilt with over $70,000 invested and driven fewer than 500 miles, this striking 1933 Ford Three-Window Coupe blends classic hot-rod attitude with modern performance and comfort.Highlights • 1933 Ford Three-Window Coupe “Salt Flat” Tribute Build • Professionally built custom with over $70,000 invested • Less than 500 miles since completion • Finished in Tuxedo Black (upper body) over Green Envy (lower body) • Angled chopped top: 2½″ front / 3″ rear • Three-piece hood with steel sides and custom vents • Powder-coated boxed chassis with X-bracing and crossmembers • Independent front suspension • Parallel four-bar rear suspension with adjustable coilovers • Ford 9″ rear end with 3.50 gears • Four-wheel power disc brakes • Electric power steering • GM Crate 350 V8 engine • Edelbrock 600 CFM carburetor • 700R4 automatic overdrive transmission • Custom aluminum radiator with 14″ cooling fan • Dual exhaust systemInterior Features • Black premium simulated leather interior • Power windows • Center floor console • Vintage Air climate system (A/C, heat, defrost) • Lokar shifter • Chrome billet banjo-style steering wheel • Rear-view camera • Dolphin gauges • Apple 9-inch touchscreen Bluetooth multimedia radioThis striking 1933 Ford Three-Window Coupe “Salt Flat” Tribute is a freshly built custom street rod that blends classic hot-rod attitude with modern comfort and drivability. Professionally constructed with over $70,000 invested, the car has traveled fewer than 500 miles since completion, making it essentially a new build. The current owner is reluctantly offering the car for sale due to health reasons.The coupe is finished in a dramatic two-tone combination of Tuxedo Black over Green Envy, highlighting the iconic 1933 Ford body lines. The roof has been tastefully chopped 2½ inches in the front and 3 inches in the rear, giving the car an aggressive Salt Flats–inspired stance. Exterior details include a three-piece hood with custom vents, Chevy taillights, 7-inch halogen headlights with built-in LED turn signals, chrome mirrors and door handles, and a steel powder-coated grille insert. The stance is completed with American Racing Torq Thrust wheels wrapped in radial tires (15″ front, 17″ rear).Underneath, the coupe rides on a powder-coated boxed chassis with crossmembers and X-bracing, providing excellent rigidity. The suspension features independent front suspension and a parallel four-bar rear with adjustable coilovers, while a Ford 9-inch rear end with 3.50 gears delivers dependable performance. Power steering and four-wheel power disc brakes provide confident handling and stopping power.Power comes from a GM Crate 350 V8 equipped with an Edelbrock 600 CFM carburetor, chrome accessories, and a custom aluminum radiator with an electric cooling fan. The engine is paired with a 700R4 automatic overdrive transmission, offering smooth acceleration and comfortable highway cruising.Inside, the cabin features black premium simulated leather upholstery, a bench seat with seat belts, and modern conveniences including electric power steering, power windows, Vintage Air climate control, a Lokar shifter, tilt steering column, and chrome billet banjo steering wheel. Technology upgrades include Dolphin gauges, a rear-view camera, and an Apple 9-inch touchscreen Bluetooth multimedia system.You will definitely “Go Your Own Way” with its low miles, striking paint combination, professionally built chassis, and reliable GM powertrain, this 1933 Ford Salt Flat tribute is a ready-to-enjoy hot rod built for both cruising and shows. Opportunities to acquire a professionally built custom of this caliber—especially one with so little time on the road—do not come along often.