1933 255 Flathead-Powered ’33 Ford Roadster w/Triple-Deuce Intake

255 Flathead-Powered ’33 Ford Roadster w/Triple-Deuce Intake offered at online auction by Repo Vehicle Holdings. Bank-sourced car with a clear title, VIN history report, no buyer fees and a 30-day return window. Open bidding with the full bid history visible.

This ’33 Ford roadster was rebuilt as a show car in 2024 at a reported cost of over $225k, and it is powered by a 255ci flathead V8 topped by triple Stromberg 97 carburetors and linked with a Modern Driveline T5 five-speed manual transmission. The build is based on a Henry Ford steel body and fenders and includes boxed original frame rails, a 4″ dropped front axle, transverse leaf-spring suspension, a new Winters open-drive Banjo rear end. The engine is highlighted by a 4″ stroke, a Navarro aluminum intake and finned heads, tubular headers, and a new fuel system, and the car is further equipped with four-wheel drum brakes, custom leather upholstery, and a chopped top with a new black convertible top.

The burgundy paintwork is complemented by pinstriping and black fenders, and it is further equipped with a chopped windshield frame, new black convertible top, side curtains, and rear-hinged doors.

Cowl lights, a louvered hood, and guide-style headlights are among the other highlights.

The front suspension uses a 4″ dropped axle, while the rear incorporates ladder bars and stainless-steel tube shocks from Pete and Jake’s. The drum brakes were also overhauled.