Owning a classic is about more than getting from point A to point B. It is a statement, a memory maker, and a way to stand out wherever you go. This coupe captures that feeling with timeless lines dressed in deep maroon, abundant brightwork, and custom billet wheels that reflect light as you roll. It blends period charm with modern drivability so you can simply enjoy the open road or a local show. This striking 1948 Ford Coupe features a crate 350 backed by a TH350 automatic and shows about 3,025 miles since its build.
Step inside and you will find a well executed street rod interior trimmed in suede-type cloth across the seats, door panels, and headliner. Dakota digital gauges live in a chrome-accented dash while Vintage Air controls and vents provide climate comfort. A tilt column and a newer banjo-style steering wheel make driving engaging, and tasteful chrome details give the cabin a polished, show-ready appearance with no major interior issues noted.
Underhood, the crate 350 small block with casting 10066036 provides confident power, reportedly with roughly 3,000 miles since its installation. The three-speed TH350 automatic delivers smooth shifts for relaxed cruising. Handling is upgraded with a Heidts Mustang II front suspension, including A-arms, sway bar, and rack and pinion steering, while a Ford 8.8 rear axle supplies rear-end strength. Stopping duties are handled by front power discs and rear power drums. The coupe rides on 18 inch Billet Specialties wheels shod in 215/55R18 front and 245/55R18 rear tires. Extensive documentation related to the build accompanies the car.
Highlights
Crate 350; casting 10066036 3-speed TH350 automatic Heidts Mustang II front end with A-arms, sway bar and rack and pinion steering Ford 8.8 Front power disc brakes, rear power drum brakes 18" Billet Specialties wheels; 215/55R18 front, 245/55R18 rear Custom street rod interior with suede-type cloth seats, door panels and headliner; Dakota digital gauges; Vintage Air; tilt column; banjo steering wheel Full repaint in very nice maroon Documentation: Stacks of build receipts and restoration photos included in the car This custom 1948 Ford Coupe combines classic presence with upgraded components and supporting documentation, making it a strong candidate for shows or spirited weekend driving. Interested parties are encouraged to see it in person. Call today!
