Many of us aspire to own a fully customized hot rod at some point in life. However, oftentimes the cost, time, and amount of trial and error necessary to do it yourself can be significant barriers to entry. But, with a car like this fully repainted black 1933 Ford Victoria Restomod, it only takes one look to see what this car is about. With its chopped roof, fiberglass fenders, custom front bumper, rear bumper delete, Blue-Dot headlights with integrated turn signals, all the hard work has been done for you.

Inside the suicide doors, we find a custom Graphite Grey interior featuring a set of plush and supportive bucket seats separated by a center armrest, complemented by custom door panels and headliner. The custom theme continues with a beautiful wood-grain steering wheel. Beyond that wheel sits a white-faced Stewart Warner gauge cluster set against a beautiful, shimmering aluminum dash panel. A simple brushed-aluminum Vintage Air HVAC control module provides air conditioning, while an Alpine AM/FM/CD head unit offers plenty of soundtrack options.

Wedged between those sculpted fenders, we find a 350 cubic-inch ZZ4 crate V-8 motor. Topped with an Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor mounted to ... Please ask for the full description.