1934 Ford 3W Coupe V12 "Jag-Rod"

Meet the 1934 Ford 3W Coupe V12 "Jag-Rod," a vintage show custom that beautifully blends British engineering with classic American design. Built in 1982 by Ben Diener of Dienerbilt Corp, this car required over 7,000 man-hours to assemble its custom tube chassis, suspension, braking, and the 1982 Jag 326cid V12 fuel-injected powertrain.

In 1995-96, it underwent refurbishment, receiving body modifications and a Harbor Red urethane paint job by Harbor Auto Restorations. Titled as a 1934 Ford, it features a Harbor Red urethane paint job on a composite/glass '34 Ford 3W reproduction body. Modifications include a 3" chop, suicide doors, and custom hood. It also has vintage 17" Budnik 3-Blade billet wheels and Halogen street-rod headlights.

The cabin boasts custom leather Recaro tan/cream bucket seats, Jaguar shifter assembly, and Ford AM/FM Electronic cassette stereo. It features complete Smith's/Jaguar instrumentation. Powered by a 1982 Jaguar V12 326cid engine producing 320HP, with electronic fuel injection. It includes polished intake manifolds and a custom polished stainless steel exhaust. The custom "Dienerbilt" 1 3/4" tube chassis is paired with a "4-wheel" independent suspension, Jaguar power disc brakes, and GM Power Rack-N-Pinion steering.

The 1934 Ford 3W Coupe V12 "Jag-Rod" is a stunning fusion of styles and technologies, embodying passion and ingenuity in the automotive world. It is a glorious amalgamation of two worlds, a vehicle that would turn heads and set hearts racing—a perfect example of passion and ingenuity! Don't miss your chance to see this special car up close. Check out the video below and have enjoyable moments.