| This 1933 Ford Alloway Coupe is one of a kind. When it comes to great body lines and that classic raked look there is no car out there better. Covered in deep black paint and flames you will have no problem turning heads when you pull into the parking lot. The flames continue underneath the hood and deck lid giving it a custom feature not usually seen. This custom has won some of the top awards in the hobby and with zero work will continue winning. It has been a Goodguys Gazette magazine cover car, Streetrod Builder Magazine cover and feature car, has won the Texas Top 10 award, been a Boyd Coddington Pro pick, Kentucky NSRA Streetrod Nationals top 12 pro pick (this is out of over 12,000 street rods and other than the Ridler is one of the toughest to recieve), and much more. The last time it was shown was in 2004 so 5 years have past since anyone has gotten to see its beauty and although time has gone by, this speedster is still at the top of its game.
The car was built by Rutterz Rodz in Bristol, Tennessee using a Rats Glass body. The Alloway chassis is built by the best. It has a So Cal front disc brake system with custom Buick finned brake covers to give it a custom look. The Winters quick change rear end along with the lovered deck lid gives it a great look when your following it down the road.
The Paul Atkins interior looks great with a black leather bench seat. The custom black dash has inset limited edition white faced gauges which look great and all function. The steering column is topped with a Pete and Jakes 3 spoke steering wheel and is also custom painted to match the exterior with the wild flames pouring into the inside. Backing is often a tough thing to do in street rods so a back up camera is in place with color monitor mounted inside. The stereo sounds great with the XPLOD system mounted in the roof. The 507 all aluminum big block roars to life with the turn of the key and will have you flying down the road. It was built professionally and pieced together with the best of the best. The Steve Long radiator and Meziere water pump will keep this street rod running cool no matter how hot it looks. The air cleaner and valve covers are finned and polished and look great against all of the other polished parks packed underneath the hood.
The car sits on one of the last set of Halibrand wheels with tribar spinners. Is there anything that could make this deal sweeter?
How about a custom painted to match Mustang scooter! Valued at over $8,000.00!
This one of a kind custom is being offered up at half the cost to build at
$92,500.00!
(serious offers considered)
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