1935 Factoryfive Other Red and silver

Although known primarily for its Cobra replicas, Factory Five also offers replicas based on classic hot rods, including this 1935 Factory Five 35 t d Truck, which was constructed in 2022. There are less than 500 miles on the build, according to the seller, who is helping the owner list the vehicle online. The vehicle’s fiberglass body rests on a Factory Five chassis and the powertrain includes a fuel-injected V8 engine and an automatic transmission. Features also include disc brakes, a tang-based solid rear axle, and air conditioning. “The vehicle is like new,” says the seller.

• The vehicle is built on a Factory Five welded steel tube chassis.
• Power comes from a Blueprint nes-built 306-cu.in. OHV V8 rated at 370 horsepower.
• The engine features throttle-body-style electronically controlled fuel injection.
• An aluminum radiator with an electric fan handles the engine’s cooling needs.
• An automatic overdrive transmission sends the engine’s torque to an 8.8-inch rear axle.
• There are no reported powertrain issues or leaks.
• Factory Five’s unique fiberglass body has a custom, chopped-roof appearance.
• It was painted red and silver during the build and the finish is said to remain in “excellent” condition.
• There are no reported blemishes on the exterior, which includes a raised, wood-floored bed.
• The cabin’s painted doors and instrument panel match the exterior red.
• It’s trimmed in black vinyl on the bucket seats and door panels.
• The cab is also carpeted and features a banjo-style steering wheel and custom gauges.
• Suspension details include front coilovers and a solid, three-link rear axle.
• The truck also has manual rack-and-pinion steering and disc brakes.
• It drives on General G-Max performance tires mounted on 17-inch black aluminum wheels.

• A “build book” of the truck’s construction and the components used in it is included.

• There are no needs, according to the seller.

• It has the look of a vintage hot rod, but this replica is a contemporary construction.
• It was designed and built by Factory Five, using the company’s own tube-type chassis.
• The powertrain includes a fuel-injected V8 and an automatic transmission.
• A fiberglass body has traditional hot rod design cues such as a chopped-appearing roof.
• Additional features include air conditioning, disc brakes, and a tang-based rear axle.

New does not issue titles for vehicles of this age, the seller states that this vehicle will be sold on the proper document in the owner’s name for transfer of ownership. The seller is helping the owner, with his permission, to get the vehicle listed online. With less than 500 miles on the build, this 2022-constructed 1935 Factory Five 35 t d Truck appears fresh and ready to show or drive. “It’s like new,” says the seller.