The DFW Car & Toy Museum has acquired a remarkable street rod that exemplifies the perfect fusion of classic automotive design and modern engineering. The 1940 Ford Deluxe Coupe Custom, nicknamed 'G Force Forty', represents a significant milestone in automotive customization, delivering unprecedented performance and technological sophistication.
This custom vehicle stands out with its extraordinary engineering, featuring a C5 Corvette suspension that provides superior handling and road control. Powered by an Iron Eagle block with Brodix-12 18-degree raised-port cylinder heads, the car generates an impressive 711 horsepower and 607 lb-ft of torque, all while running on standard pump gas.
The G Force Forty is more than just a display piece; it embodies the spirit of street rodding—a passionate craft that transforms vintage automobiles into high-performance machines. By integrating modern suspension technology with a classic 1940s body style, the vehicle demonstrates how automotive enthusiasts continue to push technological boundaries.
Visitors to the DFW Car & Toy Museum can now experience this automotive marvel firsthand, gaining insight into the evolution of custom car design. The museum, which offers free admission, provides an opportunity for car enthusiasts and casual visitors alike to appreciate this extraordinary example of automotive craftsmanship.
