Featuring an all-steel body, this 1933 Ford is the product of a professional no-expense-spared custom build that was completed in 2009. Under the hood is a professionally built 383ci Stroker small block V8 engine with fuel injection backed by a 700R4 automatic transmission with electronically actuated side-exiting dump tubes for the exhaust system. The suspension is a custom fully independent setup at all four corners with coilover shocks and 4-wheel disc brakes. Features include a 3.5-inch chop with matching custom glass, smoothed running boards with integrated full wraparound rear apron, custom engine bay side panels, side-lift hood, shaved trim, electronically actuated suicide doors, custom brushed steel grille, billet mirrors and hidden LED taillights. The car rolls on Boyd Coddington wheels wrapped in high-performance Nitto radial tires. The interior features custom leather upholstery, including the bucket seats, door panels, handmade headliner and bindings for the square-weave carpeting. A Budnik billet aluminum steering wheel is trimmed in matching leather and mated to a chrome polished tilt column. Other notable features include air conditioning, custom VDO instrumentation panel, Pioneer custom CD audio system, power windows and hand-painted pinstriping. From the George Shinn Collection.