Vehicle Description
Ever since we discovered that the combination of a lightweight car
combined with ample power made for exhilarating fun, minimizing
weight has been a priority for performance minded enthusiasts.
Throw in a great looking exterior and a nice list of features and
you up the ante considerably by attracting onlookers and adding
comfort and convenience. With a lightweight fiberglass body and
capable V8 power, that's just what this 1932 Ford 3 Window Coupe
offers.
The fiberglass body on this '32 Coupe not only provides coveted
light weight, but it looks GREAT. Decked out in a top-notch paint
job that's truly fitting for a hot rod already with such menacing
looks, it's sure to inspire double takes in the rearview mirror -
the asphalt equivalent to what must have happened long ago when
pirates caught a glimpse of Blackbeard in their sights. With its
shortened windows, suicide doors, prominent front end and engine
compartment that's open on the sides to expose its V8 powerplant,
it's certainly a rugged looking ride, but very attractive and
well-crafted, as well, and you can see evidence of the latter in
the seamless way the body panels fit together: nice even gaps with
nothing protruding, and doors and hood that open and shut smoothly.
Only a literal handful of miles have been logged since this Coupe
was built, so not only is that black paint looking its absolute
best, but the chrome accents on the headlights and front and rear
bumpers are pristine, as well. There's some serious curb appeal
here!
Hot rods like this often have little to offer in the way of
features, their builders preferring to stick to just the adds-ons
that contribute to straight ahead speed, but the quest for power
and visual impact don't come at the expense of comfort and
convenience with this '32. Inside, you'll see a truly plush leather
interior inviting you to take your place behind the wheel. The red
leather bench seat is in just the pristine condition you'd expect
from a car with so few miles logged and the red carpet underneath
it has a definite newness to it, as well. Take a look through the
solid wood steering wheel sitting atop the chrome tilt column and
you'll see a full assortment of Stewart Warner gauges in front of
you, their white faces contrasting perfectly with the black dash
behind them. Glance a little lower and you'll notice the control
panel for a Vintage Air climate control system that promises to
provide miles and miles of comfort.
Where the rubber hits the road, you may well want some smoke, as
well, and this coupe delivers on that account, as there's a fresh
Ford 302 V8 on display in that open-air compartment, its headers
extended outward for all to see. Equipped with an Edelbrock intake
and 4 barrel carb, it's mated to a 3-speed automatic transmission
and fires up with a push button start, another unexpected feature.
Up front, there's a generously-sized aluminum radiator equipped
with an electric fan to keep temperatures in optimum range,
regardless of conditions. With rack and pinion steering, as well as
a coilover suspension in front and back, the motoring fun won't be
limited to straight line exploits. And when it comes time to stop,
having power disc brakes on all four corners is a big plus.
Looking for a lightweight rod that's as fresh off its build as
you're ever likely find and comes with all the features you could
want? You have to check out this '32 Ford 3 Window Coupe. Call
today!!