A2 POSTER - K&A's '53 FORD POP HOT ROD BIRDS EYE VIEW

A2 POSTER - K&A's '53 FORD POP HOT ROD BIRDS EYE VIEW

A2 Poster Print - Semi Gloss
£15.00
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A2 POSTER - K&A's '53 FORD POP HOT ROD BIRDS EYE VIEW
  • A2 POSTER - K&A's '53 FORD POP HOT ROD BIRDS EYE VIEW
  • A2 POSTER - K&A's '53 FORD POP HOT ROD BIRDS EYE VIEW
  • A2 POSTER - K&A's '53 FORD POP HOT ROD BIRDS EYE VIEW
A2 POSTER - K&A's '53 FORD POP HOT ROD BIRDS EYE VIEW

A2 POSTER - K&A's '53 FORD POP HOT ROD BIRDS EYE VIEW

£15.00
Taxes included.

Showing off the Car S.O.S Ford "Pop" Popular, the birds eye view brings a new perspective of a stunning example of a British classic hotrod with a bellowing twist.

In the tube, you will receive an A2 poster of the design showcased on this page.

This LANDSCAPE poster is printed on 260gsm photo paper with a satin finish, Full sharp colour fidelity and UL-certified GREENGUARD GOLD ink. 

PLEASE NOTE

The quality of photos online do not represent the quality of the image that will be on the poster! They have been reduced in quality to allow the website to load faster and are only meant to be a representation of the image that will be on the poster. 

 

The image accompanying this product of the purple hot rod poster on a brick wall is not what you will receive. It is meant to be an example of our printed work on display. You will receive the Ford Pop Bird's Eye View photo shown on this page as an A2 poster.

K&A's 1953 FORD POPULAR "POP" HOTROD

Once you pop, you can't ...  (my lawyers told me to STOP there).

 You get my point.

At a certain point in England's recent history, the Ford Popular was about as common on the english roads as Crips Packets, lost deer and potholes.

Now significantly less common, any Ford Pop that remains is a true survivor. And survive they have, though in remarkably different ways.

Some have retained the original sidevalve running gears, others have Jaguar straight sixes or even V-12s!

This example is a fantastic display of true British Hotrodding - A ford pop kitted out with a Rover V8 Lump, American Racing wheels, a Jag rear end and a paint job that gives the National Gallery a run for it's money.