Vehicle Description
This 1932 Ford Highboy LS1 Downs Dearborn Deuce, a
fiberglass-bodied roadster built by Coachworks Canada for
television host Mike Holmes from HGTV, is a sleek and modern take
on a classic hot rod with only 340 miles since built. Draped in a
captivating PG3 red paint job with subtle black pinstriping by Ron
Gibbs, this '32 Ford effortlessly blends vintage style with
contemporary flair. The shaved door handles and color-matched sport
mirrors contribute to its streamlined silhouette, while the chrome
grill and windshield frame add just the right amount of shine.
Rolling on staggered Foose wheels - 18" up front and 20" in the
rear, wrapped in 245/40ZR18 and 295/45ZR20 tires respectively -
this Highboy has an undeniable presence on the road.
Slip into the inviting black interior, and you'll find a
well-crafted cabin designed for comfort and style. The bench seat,
trimmed in a combination of supple leather and durable cloth,
provides ample support for even taller drivers. Matching door
panels and plush carpets create a cohesive look throughout, while
thoughtful details like power windows and a heater ensure a
pleasant ride. The body-colored dashboard is a work of art, housing
a full array of VDO gauges that keep you informed of the roadster's
vital signs. The polished steering column, adorned with a chrome
three-spoke steering wheel wrapped in black leather, adds a touch
of sophistication to the driving experience.
Nestled beneath the hood lies a potent LS1 5.7-liter V8 engine, a
modern powerplant that breathes new life into this classic Ford.
Paired with a smooth-shifting 4L65E 4-speed automatic transmission
and a 9" rear end with 3.70 gears, this Highboy delivers an
exhilarating driving experience without being overpowered. The
Heidts front suspension with A-arms and Aldan American coilovers,
combined with the triangulated 4-link rear suspension, ensures a
comfortable and well-balanced ride. Wilwood disc brakes at all four
corners, complete with polished calipers, provide confident
stopping power. The dual exhaust system, featuring shorty manifolds
and aftermarket mufflers, gives this '32 Ford a throaty soundtrack
that's sure to turn heads.
HIGHLIGHTS:
• LS1 5.7 Liter V8 Engine
• 4L65E 4 Speed Automatic Transmission
• 9" Rear End with 3.70 Gears
• Heidts Front Suspension with A-Arms and Coilovers
• Triangulated 4 Link Rear Suspension with Coil-overs
• Wilwood 4-Wheel Disc Brakes with Polished Calipers
• Dual Exhaust with Shorty Manifolds and Aftermarket Mufflers
• PG3 Red Paint
• Black Pinstriping by Ron Gibbs
• Shaved Door Handles with Door Poppers
• Chrome Grill and Windshield Frame
• LED Front Turn Signals and Rear Brake Lights
• Side-View Mirrors
• Black Soft Top
• 18" Front and 20" Rear Foose Wheels
• 245/40ZR18 Front and 295/45ZR20 Rear Tires
• Black Leather and Cloth Bench Seat
• Matching Door Panels and Carpets
• VDO Gauges
• Lokar Shifter
• Tilt Column
• Polished Steering Wheel
• Power Windows
With its striking appearance, well-appointed interior, and modern
LS1 power, this 1932 Ford Highboy LS1 Downs Dearborn Deuce, showing
only 340 miles since built, is a roadster that's crafted to cruise
in style and comfort. Whether you're heading to a local car show or
embarking on a weekend getaway, this '32 Ford is ready to make
every drive memorable. Call today!
