1931 Ford Model A Street Rod | For Sale $32,900

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[@tombankwel4822]

Awsome little red riding hood, hot rod i thanks

[@Davew731]

Nice ride but why do people put Chevy motors in Fords?

[@llg3pe]

Chevy engines are kind of the standard. They’re easy to work on and parts are easily available.

[@bigal6369]

It's kind of been like that since 50s when the first 265 cui came out.
Generally there were always plenty around for little money, parts always tended to be cheaper compared to the equivalent Ford part and arguably it was easier to get more power from a Chev than a Ford.
The last part varied a lot and too many variables come into play but that was the thinking at one point.
Mostly Chevs responded well in power gains for relatively little money for the street. Once you go full on custom parts everything than it's all down to the individual builder and machinist. Hemis were arguably the engine of choice for serious power due to the head design and overall engine strength but were always more expensive and less aftermarket support compared to Chev and Ford.
Don't forget back in the day the young kids building their hot rods were on paper route money basically so every cent counted.
I'm sure some of the old timers could give their views on this.