Archive for the ‘Roadster’ Category

Just an update about all the exciting new things going on at Morbid Rodz. We are now offering brand new, hand fabricated frames for Ford Model A cars. The frame for a Sedan is priced at $4500.00 bare or $6500.00 as a roller. The Coupe and Roadster frame is priced at $4000.00 bare or $6000.00 as a roller.

There is a two week fabrication time between when a frame is ordered and when it is available for pickup or shipment. These frames are built as they are ordered and are only assembled using the best materials. For those of you interested in a bare frame or rolling chassis feel free to contact the shop with any questions.

For those of you who are curious about what else has been going on at the shop check out the pictures below for a peak. You’ll find pictures of the new frames, a 5 Window Coupe, a Roadster, a couple Sedans, another VW Bug “Volksrod” and more!

Here’s a few pictures of a traditional style Ford Model A roadster built by Morbid Rodz. This roadster sits atop a modified Model A frame and is powered by a mild small bock drive train.

Here’s some progress pictures of the Morbid Rodz blown roadster as it nears completion. It’s powered by a stout small block Chevy topped with a supercharger and sitting on Corvette wheels.

Check out this short video of the blown roadster running!

Just adding a couple more pictures of the 6 deuce Model A roadster.

Here’s a peak at the newest Morbid Rodz creation, a supercharged Model A roadster. More information on this is coming soon!

The 6 deuce Model A roadster and GMC cab over car hauler are nearly completed, and a supercharged roadster & small block powered 5 window coupe are in the works. Check out the pics and let us know what you think!

Here’s another Model A roadster that’s coming together at Morbid Rodz. This one is a bit unique as it’s going to be powered by a small block Chevy engine topped with a vintage Weiand Drag Star 6 deuce intake. The carbs will be Ford/Holley 94′s and to complete the vintage look we’ve sourced a set of original Cal Customs finned valve covers. Everything has been mocked up and most of the car is now disassembled for final fit and finish work.

Here’s a peak at a couple more projects. One is a Model A 5 window coupe that’s been chopped and channeled and has a Jaguar IRS in the back. The other is a Model A roadster that will be kept semi-traditional and will be done highboy style.

Then we have the new shop truck/parts hauler, which is a 69 Chevy shortbed that has airbag suspension all the way around and rides on a sweet set of 20 inch wheels/tires. It’s powered by a fairly mild small block backed by an automatic and is a good daily driver. I’m sure it’ll stick around for a bit longer and then will be offered for sale online.

And lastly we have a few more pictures of Jesse Freelen’s Dodge Brothers coupe that we chopped the top on some time back. It’s almost finished and was at the cruise night on the square in downtown Paris this past Friday night.

Here’s a few pictures of a recently finished Model A roadster. It’s powered by a 327 small block topped by a B&M supercharger. She rides on a set of wire wheels with white wall tires which give the car a unique look! The car was recently sold on Ebay and should be going off to a new home soon!