The Ford-Powered Custom Roadster Project is a distinctive, running and driving hot rod from the 1960s era. Built by Edgar Smith in either California or Nevada before 1964, this custom open-cockpit roadster features a fabricated steel body on a tubular chassis. Under its hood resides a robust 312ci Ford V8 engine connected to a three-speed manual transmission and a Columbia two-speed rear end, giving it powerful, rumbling character. This American hot rod project's roots trace back to the 1964 model year, making it an exciting find for classic car enthusiasts in the United States.
