1936 Ford Speedster 5.7L LS1 V8 Engine

The 1936 Ford Tudors have always had a sleek design that has attracted the custom car scene, but this one goes beyond our wildest dreams. It starts with a brand-new steel body on a build with less than 1,200 miles on it. So black paint has a deep luster, and the body panels have a fresh look. And speaking of the panels, this is one of the most innovate ways to interpret this pre-war design. The fenders have been deleted all the way to the body line, so that the front end has a sharp point that looks like it wants to cut through the road ahead. The Tudor's crease at the door line was always a nice style point, and now it gets really emphasized as they used it as the boundary to cut the roof. It all gives this a ton of hot rod flair, but as you look at the details, you really see they took the time to make every custom element was a quality cut. They took extra investment to create custom details, like how the brightwork has a brass-like finish that goes with nicely with the black. Plus, the addition of the tubular front bumper, fame-mounted headlights, and the steep rake of the custom windshield are all cool additions that pay tribute to the Model A roadsters while still showing off this roadster's unique style.