Factory Five Customer Steve G.’s Beautiful ‘33 Hot Rod

Posted on March 1, 2013 by in What's New

Factory Five customer Steve G. sent us some photos of his almost complete ’33 Hot Rod. Steve is putting the finishing touches on his build which he has been working on over the past three years.

The Hot Rod was build using a Ford 4.6L SOHC 3 valve “Hot Rod” engine and Tremec Heavy Duty 5 Speed transmission. Steve put 20″ chrome Buillit wheels and has the interior done by Audie’s Quality Interiors in Reno, NV. It is painted Noble Spinel Mica which is a Lexus SUV color.

Congratulations on a beautiful build, Steve!

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