Videos tagged with Turbo 400

This entry details the construction and features of Mel Bernstein's (Dragonman's) unique street-legal dragster and 'Coffin Car'. It covers essential Colorado road legality requirements, fabrication techniques using 4130 chromoly tubing, and specific automotive components like a Chevy 350 engine and Turbo 400 transmission. The overview also touches upon the maintenance of a large vehicle collection and the use of fuel stabilizers.

This video showcases a custom 1950 chopped top Mercury, highlighting its aesthetic appeal and modifications. The owner details its powertrain, featuring a small-block 350ci Chevy motor, Turbo 400 transmission, and a 9-inch rear end. The video also promotes an upcoming Saturday night hot rod gathering, emphasizing respectful behavior to maintain the privilege of using the parking lot. It concludes with a mention of the owner's plan to polish all 49 of his cars and a link to his merchandise store.

This video showcases a modified 1931 Ford with a new Chevrolet small-block engine and drivetrain, alongside a "cut-down, Dragon Fire, full auto firearm." The creator mentions having parts to build more Dragon Fire rifles, specifically mentioning 75 of them becoming available. They also produce .308 caliber Dragon Fire rifles and will soon offer 9mm rifles, with parts currently in manufacturing. Interested parties are encouraged to call to be added to a waiting list for the .308 and 9mm models. The creator expresses enjoyment in activities that avoid legal trouble.

This YouTube video showcases a custom-built 1950s Ford with a chopped top. The description highlights the vehicle's significant bodywork and 50s styling. It is powered by a small-block 350 engine, a Turbo 400 transmission, and a 9-inch Ford rear end. The video aims to give viewers a look at this classic American car.

This video documents a leisurely drive to breakfast in a beautifully maintained 1931 Ford Coupe. The vlogger expresses enthusiasm for their classic car, highlighting its reliability, the modern powertrain (Chevy 350 engine, Turbo 400 transmission), and features like front disc brakes and a premium sound system. The content focuses on the enjoyment of classic automobiles and a pleasant morning outing.

This video showcases a 1931 Ford "Vickie" hot rod, highlighting it as part of the owner's morning routine which also involves shooting machine guns. The description details the vehicle's modifications, including a 350 small block Chevy motor, Turbo 400 transmission, Chevy rear end, disc brakes, and air conditioning. The owner expresses enjoyment in driving the car around town and mentions owning 32 hot rods. While the primary focus is the classic car, the mention of "shooting one of my machine guns" introduces a firearms element to the content.

This video features the owner taking out a 1926 Ford Coupe for a drive, as part of a routine to maintain his collection of 27 hot rods. The description highlights the car's custom modifications, including a 383 small-block Chevy stroker engine, Turbo 400 transmission, and a narrowed Ford 9-inch rear end. The owner emphasizes the enjoyment of driving these cars and the nostalgic memories they evoke. The body of the car is described as all-metal and in perfect condition.