Vehicle Description
1932 Ford Hi-Boy Roadster
The 1932 Ford has a special place in automotive history but not
just because of the initial success Henry Ford was having with his
cars. These classics are also the base of some of the coolest
Street Rods in the world. When the street rodding craze started the
'32 Ford was a go to choice and that remains the same even today.
While there are many out there not all '32s are created equal.
Looking over this Hiboy you can tell a ton of hard work and love
went into the build. It utilizes the best of the best and has some
cool traditional style features that really make it stand out from
the rest. The steel Brookeville body is in excellent condition and
features a two tone Blue Jean upper half with a Tuxedo Black lower.
They are separated by laser straight Red pinstriping which is a
nice accent. The removable Rod Tops Black top has real back glass
and is very easy to put in place. It also comes with a set of side
curtains. The car has the large chrome headlights up front and in
back are LED tear drop taillights. Next to the windshield is a
working cowl vent that opens/closes like it would originally. The
car rides on a set of chrome reverse wheels with Wide white wall
tires.
You see so many street rods nowadays with crate Chevy motors so it
is very cool that with this build they opted for a more traditional
set up with a 239ci 24 stud Flathead V8 motor. It really makes the
car stand out and the 8BA motor runs great. It has been fitted with
an aftermarket cam, dual carburetors, Navarro heads, a MSD
ignition, and Fenton headers. It is paired with a 5 speed manual
transmission to send power back to the Ford 9 inch rear end. The
car has disc brakes under all 4 corners but Buick brake covers were
added in front for a vintage look. It has a 3 inch drop axle front
end and all of the exposed suspension components are nicely
polished. A Red top Optima battery provides power and has been
relocated and hidden behind the seat.
Inside the car has custom upholstery completed by Altom interiors
out of Mesquite, TX. It has Black bench seat with a tuck and roll
style finish. The dash is nicely painted in Blue and topped off
with White face gauges including a tachometer and digital odometer.
The banjo style Grant steering wheel has a great look and is
wrapped in Black leather. The shifter is routed through the floor
where you will also find the emergency brake. The trunk is all
nicely finished out and it has a electric deck lid.
This very cool Hiboy has a nice combo of traditional hot rodding
with modern features making it a great car to cruise around in.
You couldn't replicate the car for the asking price of $58,500.00!
