1931 Ford Model A

Ground-Up Built Steel Body '31 Ford BDS Supercharged 350ci V8 Auto /// When Ford introduced the Model A Pickup, it was built to work, not to show off. Nearly a century later, this 1931 Ford keeps the spirit but trades the job site for the show floor. Finished in Harley-Davidson Big Blue Pearl over a real steel body, it's a pure old-school street rod with serious muscle, clean craftsmanship, and a timeless supercharged attitude. The paint is deep and glossy, emphasizing the truck's upright proportions and traditional lines. Smoothed panels, polished brightwork, and a vinyl-covered roof keep it classic, while the open engine bay gives the front end a raw, mechanical edge. Out back, a beautifully finished oak bed and staggered 15" and 17" wheels tie it all together with purpose and polish. Power comes from a 350ci Chevrolet V8 topped with a BDS 671 supercharger and dual Quick Fuel 650 carburetors. The forged rotating assembly features an Eagle crank, Eagle H-beam rods, and JE pistons at 8.3:1 compression. Power runs through a B&M TH400 automatic to a Ford 9" rear with 3.50 gears. A Mustang II front suspension, 4-bar rear with Aldan coilovers, front disc brakes, and rack-and-pinion steering complete the chassis. Inside, the black leather bench, color-matched dash, AutoMeter gauges, and billet banjo wheel keep things simple and traditional. Every inch of this 1931 Ford Pickup reflects handcrafted performance and timeless design. Built from real steel, it's equal parts nostalgia and horsepower...a proper hot rod that still commands respect.