I have always liked old and fast cars. For more than 15 years my wife Lynn and I would always talk about building a 1932-34 Ford 3-Window Coupe. We wanted it to be blue with a white interior and the top, chopped three or four inches. Of course, it would have had to be built with all Ford power. We sat down one day and started to put a parts list together and before you knew it, holy crap! It totaled over $125,000 for what we were dreaming of building. One day I was cruising the internet at night and there it was a 1933 Ford 3-Window Coupe that was chopped 3-inches, painted in Ford Sonic Blue pearl paint, with a white interior, wood dash, banjo steering wheel, and bucket seats. It was powered by a Ford 351 cubic inch Windsor motor with 375hp, had a C-4 automatic transmission with a 2,500-stall converter, Ford rear 3.25:1 gear, plus power brakes with discs up front and drums in back. It was all sitting on a tubular by Scott's Hot Rods, and it even had a Vintage Air system...

a must for keeping cool in Florida. The car had everything on our list, and we floored. So, we call the seller and went down to Ft. Lauderdale to see it at Gateway Classic Cars. As soon as we walked in, we spotted the car about 100-feet away in the back of the garage, so I began to walk at fast pace towards the beautiful Sonic Blue pearl.

It was a dream come true.