Vehicle Description
With its thorough display of skilled workmanship and inspired
customization, this 1932 Ford Roadster epitomizes the street rod
niche. This is a truly awesome ride, built on an ultra-solid
foundation to withstand both time and the rigors of the road and
wearing plenty of distinctive touches from front to back to create
a singular appearance. You'll be catching this classic at its
absolute zenith - it's only logged about 2,000 miles on its build
and is in outstanding condition in all respects.
Starting with a rock solid foundation is always the best way to
ensure a stellar end result and this professionally built '32
certainly has things covered in that respect, as its all-steel body
was manufactured at the hands of Dearborn Deuce, a thoroughly
respected builder. One of the signature design elements the
manufacturer is known for comes in the form of the hideaway
convertible top that gives this Ford such clean lines while also
equipping it with all-weather drivability. Its exterior is clad in
striking black paint that's in top form, with a shine that's
visible from quite a distance and no blemishes in sight. There's a
dazzling array of customization on board to give this street
machine a one of a kind presence, including a Brookville front
grille that harbors a pair of low-slung King Bee headlights, shaved
doors and a pinched nose chassis to provide a sleek, tapered
appearance. The custom smoothed rear roll pans and polished steel
step plates are yet two more features that give this car its stare
inducing appearance.
The red leather interior was designed and installed from scratch
and will stand out in even the most well-heeled of automotive
company. Starting with the clean and ultra-comfortable bench seat
straddled by a pair of matching door panels, the quality of the
details inside the cabin is truly something to behold and
everything seems to tie in perfectly. While many streetrods put the
emphasis on sheer acceleration, this one has obviously been
carefully configured with interior aesthetics as an additional
priority. A Vintage Air climate control system keeps things
comfortable throughout the seasons and the chrome tilting steering
column puts the period appropriate steering wheel in just the right
position while power windows and remote door openers are welcome
features you don't often see on cars of this type. The silver-faced
Classic Instrument gauges look great against the surrounding black
steel of the dash and they, as well as the control knobs and
switches just below, are all in good working order.
Everything has been put into place to create an outstanding driving
experience. A 350 cubic inch V8 resides in the engine compartment,
dressed in a stunning display of chrome components and surrounded
by color matched inner fenders and a firewall in showroom
condition. The powerplant is fed by a 4-barrel carb that's perched
on a chrome intake manifold and is fully dialed in, starting
promptly and pulling with plenty of strength as it pairs with a
3-speed automatic TH350 transmission that shifts flawlessly. A
Walker radiator sits up front with an accompanying electric fan to
keep operating temperatures under control. The Pete and Jake's
Superbell front suspension adds a 4" drop for just the right
aggressive stance, while the 4-link coilover suspension in back
provides a refined ride. Disc brakes at all four corners bring this
stare inducing Ford's set of staggered American Racing wheels -
featuring massive Goodyear rubber in back - to fade resistant
stops.
Search long and hard and you're still not likely to come across a
streetrod as well configured and thoroughly clean as this 1932 Ford
Roadster. Call today!