1933 Ford coupé on airplane rubber. “Devil In The Details - Z666”

1933 Ford coupé on airplane rubber. “Devil In The Details - Z666”
Jonny, a skilled craftsman from Denmark, transformed a worn-out 4-door sedan into this automotive marvel. Powered by a French Flathead V8 with a 255ci 4-inch stroke and a blower Detroit Diesel unit 6-53 series, with a Volvo 240 transmission modified to fit the Flathead.
Maintaining the original front axle and brakes (converted to hydraulic) using a brake cylinder from a VW transporter. Boeing airplane Goodyear tires on the back and authentic WW2 magnesium P-51 Mustang fighter seats inside.
The rooftop has a unique history-it’s from a Wellington bomber propeller cover that never returned after a WW2 raid over Germany.
Follow Jonny on Facebook @jonnywanker for more updates. 🛠️
A big thanks to Isak for the editing! Instagram @isakfriberg 🙌
🎥 by @mackofmack

[@paulhare662]

I'm 65 and live in the US. I started driving when muscle cars were cheap and had a lot of ones that it would have been nice to have kept. I also have a fondness for goofy little economy cars. Opel Kadettes, Chevettes and my favorite, the Ford Festiva. Interesting that you have built a beautiful car in the classic American style and I would love to have a little boxy Fiat, a 126 I believe it is. I think they were built in Poland for a while. Be proud of your build, nicely done.

[@losthubcap]

Great looking car !

[@arkangelnorthman]

Great guy!! Great car!! LOVE IT!!

[@ivancounsell4077]

When I build my bikes I don't do what everyone else does, I build everything myself, I hate 'over the counter' parts. Anyone can just bolts bits on their custom build but it looks bad. Well done to this man 👍

[@mackofmack]

This is the way to go!

[@racebanning6390]

SWEEEEEEET!!!

[@timwilson4967]

A wonderful 'rod; beautifully proportioned and a great stance, with superb individual touches. Great vid!

[@mackofmack]

Thank you Tim. Wish you a great New Year ahead!

[@leneaastrmhansen8492]

Ahhh the 33 coupé 😍🙌 I love this movie ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@boboshop55]

Very nice. Great to use odd items and make it truly yours. Beautiful car. Hello from Texas!

[@kevinbarrett9615]

One of the coolest coupes I’ve seen, jeeze this guy is like one of the most interesting builders on the planet. Imagine this guy in Cali, with those looks and that car !

[@mackofmack]

@kevinbarrett9615 I know...Jonny is so down to earth and don't give a damn and just enjoying his life in fullest. No face mask of pretending to be something. He has skills and being himself.

[@waynejohnson1121]

Nice Hot Rod ! Sharp build !

[@BigElCat]

Luv it. Supercharger is just what a flathead motor needs.

[@j.kortemose.9106]

Ja Møjn do 🤘🏼 Sagtsusmne et godt interview. Rømø festival Skal bare opleves 🤘🏼🤩

[@KeeperofTheMountain]

I love the car brother.

[@MrStacy1974]

The Chevy gauges are a cool touch. I recognized them right away from my Chevy Hot Rod pickup project.

[@nikolaslarson6891]

Brilliant!

[@phelans9251]

Well done!

[@karinkager6003]

BIG WOW, FROM 'THE DUTCH DIVISION'

[@danjohnston3422]

Sixty my ass. Dude looks spectacular. Great car, too - consistent with a vision. One wonders where he got Mustang seats.

[@paulhare662]

A lot of US WWII equipment got left in Europe. There seem to be a lot of Allison engines in European pulling tractors.

[@jerrybailey5797]

Nice Hot Rod 🔥 👍

[@delorean-mm6sk]

60? dude you look 40!

[@mackofmack]

Totally! Exactly what I told him

[@jimbradley4565]

Any before photos of the '33?

[@mackofmack]

@jimbradley4565 Whole built photos you can find in Facebook group called "Anything 1932-33-34 Ford" facebook.com/groups/1311994958857521/permalink/4370580329665620/ Not sure if this link will lead you directly to the post though If doesn't, you can search for Jonny W Anker in the group and you will find his pictures of this built.