Utah Student Building Hybrid ‘32 Ford

Jason Tucker

Nov 22, 2005 — 1 min read

Brett Singleton, a student at a Utah technology college is converting a ’32 Ford from a not-so-enviro-friendly lead-fueled engine over to a primarily electric hybrid engine. The engine Singleton is designing is different from other hybrid engines because it is primarily going to run on the electric motor rather than a gas engine. Singleton is working on this project with other peers and plans to release his system into a kit that will allow any environmental savvy hot-rodder to do similar conversions.

Utah Student Building Hybrid ’32 Ford

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