1934 Chevrolet Phantom "Surfun" Woodie Street Rod by Eric Peratt

This striking Chevrolet Phantom Woodie, known as "Surfun," is a testament to custom craftsmanship with steel and maple wood bodywork on a fabricated frame. Built by Eric Peratt, the car boasts a 350ci V8, classic red PPG paint, cream leather interior, and Budnik wheels, creating an iconic hot rod look.

Builder:: Eric Peratt
Location:: Beaverton, Oregon
Vehicle:: 1934 Chevrolet Phantom
Price sold:: -
Power:: -
Weight:: -
Engine:: 350ci V8Holley Sniper electronic fuel injectionMallory distributorTH350 three-speed automatic transmission
Wheels:: Budnik 17" wheels
Suspension:: Aldan adjustable coiloversMagnum drop front tube axleTotal Cost Involved four-bar setupTriangulated three-link rear end
Body:: -
Paint / Wrap:: -
Other Mods:: Wilwood disc brakesMooneyes gaugesPioneer CD head unitGriffin aluminum radiatorStainless-steel dual exhaust system

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1934 Chevrolet Phantom "Surfun" Woodie Street Rod by Eric Peratt

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