The StanceWorks team is hard at work documenting its amazing Ferrari build at the moment. That would be the 308 getting Honda power and a bunch of other goodies. But one of the seemingly neglected members of the family is a 1931 Ford hot rod that sports massive power and wheels stolen off a LeMans race car. The old engine was toast, but now there’s a new one to be installed and it’s pumping out serious go-fast energy.

Mike at StanceWorks sourced a 5.0-liter Aluminator V8. That would be the kind of Coyote originally destined for a late-model Mustang. This one here has zero miles, as it was intended for a project but was the wrong choice. So Mike scooped it up for far less than MSRP, popped a supercharger on top, and has bolted it between those meaty front tires of his hot rod.

Those aren’t the only changes, as the rodded-out truck will get a standalone Haltech setup to control everything. Additionally, Rotiform will be supplying a fresh set of wheels. This might be the only part of this build upgrade I’m against. Not everyone can say they’re running wheels destined for a prototype race car. Still, Mike typically makes pretty awesome choices on his builds so I look forward to seeing what winds up at each corner.