Bill Reichenberg's '51 Ford Sedan 1

Jackson Browne wrote “Where the sirens sing, and the church bells ring and the junkman pounds his fender” and his song the “Pretender” one of his many masterpieces, Like most artists Lee Bumgardner at Zoomers has produced many masterpieces himself and Billy Richenberg’s 1951 Ford Tudor is no exception. This beautiful 1951 Ford Tudor Sedan boasts a Ron Zeller 392 cubic inch hemi V8 fed by
 adyno tuned 750 CFM Holley double pumper carburetor, the hemi power flows through a Tremec TKO 600 6 speed transmission, and out to the wheels through a for 9-inch 4.11-geared differential. Power train is supported by an Art Morrison frame and air ride suspension. Stopping power is provided by a set of Wilwood brakes, and the comfort is provided by a Vintage Air system. Uphostery was done by AutoWeave of Denver with fabric and thread chosen by Lee. Billy Reichenberg's 1951 Ford Tudor appears to be a stock car at first glance with the only observable clue being the meaty
rear tires neatly tucked up under the car. Zoomers has definitely done it again with another one of a kind super car.