Roy Brizio says, "This is one of the absolute best cars we've ever built" - 1934 Ford Walkaround скачать в хорошем качестве

Roy Brizio says, "This is one of the absolute best cars we've ever built" - 1934 Ford Walkaround

At the 76th Annual Grand National Roadster Show in Pomona, legendary builder Roy Brizio of Brizio Street Rods walks us through what he calls “one of the absolute best cars we’ve ever built.” This beautifully executed 1934 Ford Roadster draws inspiration from a historic April 1951 Hot Rod Magazine cover car, reimagined with modern craftsmanship while staying true to traditional hot rod styling. Built for Beth Meyers of Pennsylvania, the car blends period-correct design with countless subtle modifications that reveal themselves the longer you study it. From the carefully proportioned grille and narrowed body to the rare experimental Ford engine, hidden suspension details, and extensive hand-fabricated metalwork, every element was refined over a two-year build process. The result is a roadster with perfect stance, exceptional balance, and a level of craftsmanship that only comes from decades of experience. Finished in a vibrant yellow inspired by classic European racing colors and paired with a timeless interior, this car represents everything great about traditional hot rodding—thoughtful design, restraint, and execution at the highest level. If you’re a fan of traditional hot rods, historic inspiration, and true craftsmanship, this is one walkaround you don’t want to miss. 👉 What do you think—does this deserve a spot among Roy Brizio’s all-time best builds? Let us know in the comments and be sure to like, subscribe, and share for more coverage from GNRS and beyond.