This 1931 Ford Victoria is a serious street-strip project with genuine track credentials. The all-steel body sits on a channel frame backed by a BBC 468 engine paired with a Glide transmission and 456 9-inch rear. Currently running low 10-second quarter miles at 128 mph, the car is being converted for street and strip duty with a custom stainless steel fuel cell, updated lighting, and a reworked dashboard.

The real excitement lies in the build underway—a 468 engine topped with a Weiand 8-71 blower is in development. Four-wheel disc brakes provide the stopping power this performance demands. Whether you're looking to finish a no-compromise hot rod or continue the modifications, this Victoria offers the bones and the documentation of a car that already performs at a high level.