Floorless - 1932 Ford Pick Up - Chopit kustom

This Model A Pickup stopped us dead in our tracks with proportions that push things right to the limit.  Another inch taken out of the roof or body would have taken the little A into circus freak territory, so we were glad to see the builder knew when to say when.



The small block Chevy is topped with an Edelbrock manifold and six vintage Strombergs for the ultimate in carbureted delivery.  Long before we had fuel injection this was the old school solution for  evenly distributing fuel to each cylinder.  Finned valve covers and chrome open headers round out the retro vibe.



The nerf bumpers, originally derived from sprint car and Indy racing, are a nod to the ’60s show car style.  ’59 Caddy tail lights are a bit loud, but fit the show car theme nicely.



Its rare to see a chopped, sectioned and channeled Model A with full fenders, but that’s precisely why we liked it.



With all that red paint the white firewall and bed cover create a nice contrast and coordinate with the wide whitewall tires and interior.