This fun sized roadster is only � the size of its original big
brother and still features a flat head V8! With only 340 miles on
the build, this stunning 1932 Ford Roadster runs and drives
excellent and is a blast to drive with a 5-speed manual
transmission. 1932 was the very first year that Ford unveiled the
flat head V8 which became popular with hot rodders over the years
and was consistently being modified to eke out the maximum amount
of power possible. Although the flatheads weren't producing
enormous amounts of power, putting one in a stripped down roadster
was plenty fast! This street legal roadster is � scale from the
original and is a complete fiberglass body. The weight was
substantially cut down because of this making it even sportier than
ever before! As walk up, open the door, and slide in you start to
grasp the size difference between this and the original. It feels a
bit like a T-bucket with the same classic looks as the normal
roadsters. Turn the key and fire up the V8 and the indisputable
sound of a flat head engine exits the rear of the car. When you
ease off the clutch, you will be blown away by how quick this car
is even with just a little throttle. The shifter is low and has
short throws, but is crisp and is simple to use. This would be a
great cruiser for someone looking for a toy to enjoy around town or
take for cruise down some back roads! This vehicle is located in
our Dallas showroom. You can view this 1932 Ford Roadster in
greater detail including HD pictures and an HD video of it running
and driving at Gatewayclassiccars.com. If you are interested in
purchasing this vehicle or have more questions regarding it please
call us at (817)-310-9400 or email us at
[email protected].
