Finally Complete - My BMW-Powered 1928 Ford Model A

[z6ne]

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[Andy348]

IMO needs to be 3" higher and engine 3" lower.

But as someone who rebuilt a Model A with his dad, I can respect the work you've put into it. Props for originality.

[nickflic3]

Those 02 tail lights hanging off to the side in their own pods would look killer.

That said, if I were told to build a hot rod for Mike Burrows it would look exactly like this. You hit the nail on the head :up:

[Roysneon]

Love it. All I have to say.

[DIIRTY-30]

Like I said in a previous thread, doing what others wouldn't think of, great build and write up Mike.

[spike68]

Very interesting. Its an odd mix, but I like it.

Mike, I consider you more than an artist at times than a car enthusiast, which isnt a bad thing at all. Its part of makes all of your creations awesome. I love the BMW touches you put on this thing too. It just makes us appreciate it even more.

Job well done.

[AE86]

Looks awesome no doubt, but were do you draw the line of form over function? I hope you have a method for clearing driveways and bumps.

[quickjones]

Rad. So rad.

[ethrtyiS]

that video looks like a helluva lot of fun mike!

[325ix]

Velocity stacks would top of the engine nicely.

[myinfernalbmw]

As much as I want to hate it for the bastardization of a hot rod that it is, it gets cooler every time I look at it. My only initial gripes were the aesthetics of the engine, but the more I see it, the more it grows on me.

[GaryE30]

:up:

I like it

[frankenbeemer]

I'm starting to like it more and more. Great pics as always.

[dmoney(AB)]

Agreed
Velocity stacks would set it off nicely
And something better with the exhaust

[F34R]

I love hot/rat rods, it is everything those words mean to this day. Different, badass and a big V8 slapped in the bay. Looks amazing and congrats!