If we were to survey the hot rod market, we’d probably find more Ford-based builds out there than anything else. For reasons lost to history, Blue Ovals made in the early 1930s seem to have become ...

This Factory Five 1933 Ford hot rod brings a murdered-out look, garage-built character, and strong Ford V8 power into one ...

It’s not that hard to find a 1933 Roadster, but turning a bucket of bolts or someone else’s project car into a hot rod is a different affair. A pretty difficult affair if you ask me, and this gets us ...

If you've been involved in the hot rod and muscle car hobby for some time now, you've probably heard of a company called Factory Five; they make reproduction kit cars you can build yourself. Although ...

Was this 1970s-style barn find 1933 Ford three-window coupe a Ridler winner prophecy lying in wait? This article could have easily been titled "Barn Finds Gone Wrong," but as it turned out after ...

This Ford Model A Roadster from 1933 has been completely reimagined in this hot rod conversion. You can learn more about it here! Ford's Model A name confusion stems from shared chassis and hot rod ...

Who says alt-fuel cars can't be cool? The last time we saw something like AFVTech's 1933 Ford Roadster, Harrison Ford was cruising around looking for it to see who had the fastest car in the valley.

For seven years, Al Seese worked on building a 1933 Ford Sedan Delivery at his machine shop in Lee’s Summit with his son and friends. In early January 2014, when the car was finished, he felt a ...

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AUBURN, Ind. (WANE) – The Auburn Duesenberg Automobile Museum (ACD) has announced that it will host the 1933 Ford V-8 in its first-ever public display. This Ford was owned by Crown Point sheriff ...

While 1932 saw the Ford Motor Company undertake the multi-million-dollar launch of its new Ford V-8, the 1933 model posed a new set of hurdles. Henry Ford saw model changes as “the curse of the ...