Justin Nichols built this 1932 Ford roadster at this company Nichols Paint and Fab in Watseka, Illinois. Up front is a twin-turbo 5.0 L Coyote V8 flanked by Nelson Racing mirrored turbochargers hidden in the headlight buckets. Behind the motor is a C6 automatic transmission and QA1 carbon fiber driveshaft sending power to a Winters quick-change rear end. The roadster rides on a custom cantilever rear suspension, QA1 shocks, and Nichols Paint and Fab wheels. On top of that is a Brookeville body covered in a custom grey paint with an Alumicraft grill and shortened bed with a custom cutout for the rear end and suspension. Read more about the project at Dakota Digital.
Source: Nichols Paint and Fab FB page, ScottieDTV, and Design Engineering FB page
Shouldn’t have wasted the money on billet skinnys and whi the hell paints a rat rod? Seriously