“This Is How You Build A Rod”

The 1931 Ford Phaeton is a classic car that exudes timeless elegance. This open-top, two-door convertible showcases Ford's signature design of the era with its gracefully curved fenders, a distinctive radiator grille, and charmingly exposed wheels. With room for passengers in the front and rear, it's a stylish and practical vintage automobile that embodies the spirit of the early 20th century. If this was a stock piece then we might be done here but since this is absolutely crazy custom then we will continue. No, this was not a backyard build and everything that went in to this build is extremely high end with very good fit and finish all the way through. It has heated front seats, full instrument cluster all in working order, all lights work. It even has dual fuel tanks that work and operate on a switch on the dash. There is a fuel pump for ease of starting and a electric fan on those extra warm days. The full top is complimented by full side curtains. There is less than 5,000 miles on this absolute stunner since the restoration which is just a few years old. This Phaeton looks just as good with the top up as it does down. The jet black paint looks so good and is equally complimented by its chrome and brite work. There is a killer stereo system with removable speaker box in the rear passenger area. The full leather interior is like new as well. It sounds good and goes down the road straight and smooth with no weird noises, leaks or smoke.