For Sale: 1933 Ford Roadster in Bennington, Vermont for sale in Bennington, VT
Vehicle Description 1933 Ford Roadster DetailsThis fully customized 1933 Ford Roadster is powered by a supercharged Chevrolet 383ci V8 that sends power to the rear wheels via a column-shifted Turbo 350 three-speed automatic transmission.
The car is finished in black with beige leather upholstery and features small Road Runner graphics near the headlights.
The body is made of steel and fiberglass, and from the front to the back, the body of this Ford is highly customized, showcasing sweeping lines.
The lines of doors benefit from hidden hinges, making the reverse-opening or suicide style doors more impactful.
This roadster was built for cruising with the top down, so the builders didnt include one.
Other notable components are the Weiand blower, Holley carburetor, Wilwood front disc brakes, American Racing alloy wheels, and Ridetech adjustable rear shocks.
The interior features lush beige leather with custom gauges, a Nardi steering wheel, and an aftermarket stereo.
The odometer shows 9,885 miles since the build was performed, but the true mileage is unknown.
This hot rod is located in Arizona.
This Ford roadster was evaluated by a third-party inspector and photographed by a third party to document its condition.
The exterior shows well, with only a couple of minor flaws in the paint that are pictured.
The body is straight, and the deep black paint looks good as well.
The custom beige upholstery is in good condition, with no blemishes noted in the inspection.
Mechanically the car is reported to be sound, and a video of the engine running can be seen in the report.
The inspector did document minor oil seepage on the top of the engine.
Included in the sale of this roadster are two keys.
This 1933 Ford is located in Arizona.
Financing options are available through our recommended lenders.
About the modelThroughout its history, many Ford models have been modified or hot-rodded.
Some of the most popular models used by customizers were the Ford Model A, Ford Model B, and Ford Model 18 And 40.
These cars were easily available, and simple enough to be worked on by most people, leading to a wave of customized early Fords.
The 'Hi-Boy' hot rods are a common example of a well-known customization style.
Hi-Boy hot rods generally had their fenders removed, and featured a chopped, or modified body.
Due to the wide variety and extent of modifications performed, it is very difficult to collectively value this group of cars, requiring close inspection of each example and its provenance in order to determine value.
While modified Ford's continued to be built by their owners after 1934, this 'golden era' of hot rods ended when Ford introduced their 1935 Model 48 & 68.
Features and SpecsVIN:
SD5927PAZ36010849,885 miles shown (TMU)383ci supercharged Chevy V8 engine (Weiand supercharger)3-speed transmission (Turbo 350)Known ModificationsMechanical383ci supercharged Chevy V8 engineRidetech Coilover adjustable rear shocksWilwood front disc brakesChrome front suspension componentsHolley carburetorFord 9-inch rear endExteriorAmerican Racing alloy wheels17-inch front, 20-inch rearCustom bodywork- Steel front bodySuicide doorsCustom 1967 Corvette taillightsCustom grillePower trunk lidInteriorAftermarket stereoCustom gaugesNardi steering wheelCustom leather upholsteryService HistoryCustom buildRecent oil changeOwnership HistoryCurrent owner purchased the car from a dealer about 1 year agoThe owner believes the current odometer reading reflects the miles on the car after the build was completedPreviously sold by Crown ClassicsMecum auction in Las Vegas in 2022Known issuesMinor oil seepage is present on the top of the engineA few minor chips in the paintDue DiligenceThird-party inspectionThird-party photosIncluded in the sale2 keys.
The car is finished in black with beige leather upholstery and features small Road Runner graphics near the headlights.
The body is made of steel and fiberglass, and from the front to the back, the body of this Ford is highly customized, showcasing sweeping lines.
The lines of doors benefit from hidden hinges, making the reverse-opening or suicide style doors more impactful.
This roadster was built for cruising with the top down, so the builders didnt include one.
Other notable components are the Weiand blower, Holley carburetor, Wilwood front disc brakes, American Racing alloy wheels, and Ridetech adjustable rear shocks.
The interior features lush beige leather with custom gauges, a Nardi steering wheel, and an aftermarket stereo.
The odometer shows 9,885 miles since the build was performed, but the true mileage is unknown.
This hot rod is located in Arizona.
This Ford roadster was evaluated by a third-party inspector and photographed by a third party to document its condition.
The exterior shows well, with only a couple of minor flaws in the paint that are pictured.
The body is straight, and the deep black paint looks good as well.
The custom beige upholstery is in good condition, with no blemishes noted in the inspection.
Mechanically the car is reported to be sound, and a video of the engine running can be seen in the report.
The inspector did document minor oil seepage on the top of the engine.
Included in the sale of this roadster are two keys.
This 1933 Ford is located in Arizona.
Financing options are available through our recommended lenders.
About the modelThroughout its history, many Ford models have been modified or hot-rodded.
Some of the most popular models used by customizers were the Ford Model A, Ford Model B, and Ford Model 18 And 40.
These cars were easily available, and simple enough to be worked on by most people, leading to a wave of customized early Fords.
The 'Hi-Boy' hot rods are a common example of a well-known customization style.
Hi-Boy hot rods generally had their fenders removed, and featured a chopped, or modified body.
Due to the wide variety and extent of modifications performed, it is very difficult to collectively value this group of cars, requiring close inspection of each example and its provenance in order to determine value.
While modified Ford's continued to be built by their owners after 1934, this 'golden era' of hot rods ended when Ford introduced their 1935 Model 48 & 68.
Features and SpecsVIN:
SD5927PAZ36010849,885 miles shown (TMU)383ci supercharged Chevy V8 engine (Weiand supercharger)3-speed transmission (Turbo 350)Known ModificationsMechanical383ci supercharged Chevy V8 engineRidetech Coilover adjustable rear shocksWilwood front disc brakesChrome front suspension componentsHolley carburetorFord 9-inch rear endExteriorAmerican Racing alloy wheels17-inch front, 20-inch rearCustom bodywork- Steel front bodySuicide doorsCustom 1967 Corvette taillightsCustom grillePower trunk lidInteriorAftermarket stereoCustom gaugesNardi steering wheelCustom leather upholsteryService HistoryCustom buildRecent oil changeOwnership HistoryCurrent owner purchased the car from a dealer about 1 year agoThe owner believes the current odometer reading reflects the miles on the car after the build was completedPreviously sold by Crown ClassicsMecum auction in Las Vegas in 2022Known issuesMinor oil seepage is present on the top of the engineA few minor chips in the paintDue DiligenceThird-party inspectionThird-party photosIncluded in the sale2 keys.
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