This 1929 Ford Model A cabriolet was built into a street rod in the mid-1990s and is powered by a fuel-injected 5. 7-liter LT1 V8. The engine is backed by a 700R4 automatic transmission, and other highlights of the build include full fenders, four-wheel independent suspension, four-wheel disc brakes, and 15â³ wheels. The cabin is upholstered in maroon and cream cloth and features a tilt steering column, floor shifter, Alpine cassette stereo, and VDO gauges. The cabriolet body is steel and is equipped with steel fenders, running boards, and a hood top. Additional features include front and rear bumpers, cowl-mounted turn signals, dual sideview mirrors, and a black soft top. Steel 15â wheels wear beauty rings and hubcaps along with staggered-width Cooper tires. Fully independent suspension is Mustang II style up front and Jaguar style out back, and braking is provided by vented discs and inboard solid discs, respectively. Adjustable coilovers are fitted all around. Bench seating is upholstered in cream cloth and was installed in 2002.