A striking 1933 Ford 3-Window Coupe hot rod, built on a custom Randy Ellis Design frame and powered by a Holley EFI-fed 383ci stroker V8, is currently being offered at no reserve on Bring a Trailer. Combining classic styling with cutting-edge performance and fabrication, this show-worthy street rod is registered as a 1933 Ford and comes with an Arizona title.
The coupe features a fiberglass Outlaw Performance body and a Rootlieb three-piece louvered hood, along with suicide doors, Dietz-style headlights with integrated indicators, and a billet Dan Fink grille. Painted by KG’s Classics in Arizona, the car sports gloss metallic silver up top with matte silver flanks, complemented by hand-done pinstriping by Ron Hernandez.
The custom chassis incorporates a four-inch drop beam, hairpin radius rods, Pete & Jake’s shocks, and Accuair air suspension with a five-gallon tank and E-level controller. The rear is suspended by ladder bars, a Panhard bar, and air springs. Staggered 15-inch steel wheels with Moon discs complete the traditional hot rod look, while Wilwood front disc brakes and a Kugel Komponents under-dash master cylinder ensure strong stopping power.
Inside, the coupe is fitted with bomber-style seats, a Precision Performance shifter, aluminum interior panels, a roll bar, and a digital display screen for the Holley EFI system. So-Cal gauges and a drilled, black-wrapped steering wheel add to the vintage racer vibe.
Power comes from a Speed Sports–built 383ci V8 paired with a Hughes Performance four-speed automatic and a 2,500-rpm stall converter. The drivetrain channels power to a Ford 9-inch rear end with 3.90 gears and a limited-slip differential. Additional performance upgrades include fabricated long-tube headers, a dual exhaust system with Hooker mufflers, a Ron Davis radiator, and a SPAL electric fan.
This ’33 Ford has accrued just 500 miles since completion and includes a spun aluminum fuel tank, Aeromotive fuel pump, and battery-mounted trunk with polished aluminum paneling.
With no reserve, this professionally built street rod offers bidders a rare chance to own a high-end, modernized interpretation of a classic American hot rod icon. See it here.
This awesome Hot Rod is being sold by top-seller, Cascio Motors. Please visit their site for more information on selling your collector car and to see their inventory.
Elizabeth Puckett