Check out this brutal Chop Top 1934 Ford 3 Window Coupe go drag racing at National Trail Raceway. You can tell even before seeing the chute that this car has a big engine hidden under the cowl. The car does an utterly effortless burnout prior to staging, and when he trees his opponent you can just see all the power flexing the suspension at the start. This would be a really fun drag car to own. The 1932 to 1936 Ford 3 Window Coupe is a favorite of the hot rodding scene. It is such a favorite that they make kit cars and replacement body panels today. While the vast classics scene focuses on manufacture correct restorations, one will more commonly see a 30s model being highly modified. National Trail Raceway is an NHRA member track that began life back in 1964. The complex sits on 320 acres, and back when it was built it was the fifth largest track of its kind in the united states. It plays host to a number of very popular events every year, some of them being Night of Thunder, the Mopar Nationals, Import Face-Off, and Jegs ET Series.