Vehicle Description
This 1932 Ford Roadster is a quality build with all the right
extras. After all, you get the fundamentals right with a powerful
V8 and a flame-kissed body. But this one also has things you often
don't find elsewhere, like a five-speed, a stereo, and four-wheel
disc brakes.
We like the attitude this one puts forward. After all, a '32 Ford
roadster with a full fire paint package consuming the front end and
plenty of custom hand-laid pinstriping is an iconic street machine.
And this has the kind of look where it's clean and complete, but
also never shied away from a blacktop battle. So it really feels
like a hot rod that would have shown up on a Saturday night. This
is a Ravon fiberglass body, which makes quality handcrafted pieces.
So if later on you don't like the attitude that this finish has,
you have the right fundamentals to respray this into a showstopper.
Plus, you have terrific details like the color-matched frame, LED
tail lights, trumpeted exhaust tips, and a good-looking removable
soft top. There are even side panels for the engine that continue
the flame-kissed look if you want.
The interior gives you the hot rod basics, like a dash dominated by
the full gauge package w/tach and plenty of cool pinstriping. But
this one also gives you the right extras to enjoy the drive. It
starts with a comfy set of leather bucket seats. You have a custom
steering wheel that mimics the flames on the outside, and now it's
also on a comfortable tilt column. And rarely do you find a hot rod
that already comes with an AM/FM/CD stereo mounted behind the
seats.
While there are side panels for the motor, we know you really want
to keep something this tidy on display. This is a 327 cubic-inch V8
with a four-barrel carburetor, an Eagle forged crank, fabricated
valve covers, and shorty headers. The dual exhaust already makes a
sweet tune with the trumpeted tips, but for those times when you
want true hot rod thunder, all you have to do is open up the
electric cutouts. And you are in full control of this power and
soundtrack better than most highboys you know, because this has a
five-speed manual transmission. Plus, as you look at the
undercarriage photos, you have a strong color-matched chassis, a
polished four-link front end, a Ford 9-inch rear, and a four-link
rear suspension w/adjustable coilovers. And when was the last time
you had a hot rod give you the stopping power of four-wheel disc
brakes?
Complete with build receipts, this is the cool street machine
that's made to look like a blacktop burner, and it gives you all
the upgrades to make you want to hit the highway. So you know you
need to get your hands on this one. Call today!!!
