For Sale: 1932 Ford Highboy in Concord, North Carolina

Black paint coats the Brookville steel body of this 1932 Ford Highboy Roadster. The lack of hood and top reveals the mechanical components for all to see. Four 16" steel wheels with chrome caps support this roadster, wrapped in Firestone tires - 5.50-16 up front and 7.00-16 at the rear. Chrome-tipped dual exhaust pipes run toward the back, adding contrast to the black finish. Every line and curve of this roadster remains visible thanks to the open design, showing off the classic proportions in their purest form.

Inside, an oxblood leather bench seat serves as the centerpiece. The rich maroon upholstery works well against the exterior black. The dash features a glossy black finish with SW gauges displaying important information. A floor shifter sits within easy reach for changing gears. Door panels and carpet maintain a clean look throughout. The leather-wrapped steering wheel allows for direct control while driving, completing an interior focused on driving.

A 315 V8 Hemi engine sits front and center, linked to a Ford 3-speed manual transmission. Three Stromberg two-barrel carburetors sit on an Offenhauser aluminum intake, feeding fuel to the engine. Shorty headers direct exhaust gases to a dual system with Smithy's mufflers. Transverse leaf springs with shocks handle suspension duties at both ends, with trailing arms added at the rear. A quick-change rear axle and drum brakes round out the mechanical package of this roadster.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• 315 V8 Hemi Engine

• 3-Speed Manual Transmission

• Three Stromberg Two-Barrel Carburetors

• Offenhauser Aluminum Intake

• Shorty Headers

• Dual Exhaust With Smithy's Mufflers

• Quick Change Rear Axle

• Drum Brakes

• Transverse Leaf Springs With Shocks

• Black Brookville Steel Body

• 16" Steel Wheels With Chrome Caps

• 5.50-16 Front, 7.00-16 Rear Firestone Tires

• Chrome Tip Dual Exhaust

• Oxblood Leather Interior With Bench Seat

• Floor Shifter

• SW Gauges

• Painted Dash With Glossy Finish

• Leather-Wrapped Steering Wheel

Style and performance, this 1932 Ford Highboy Roadster has both. Classic looks plus a Hemi V8 make for an unbeatable combination. Low miles and solid construction mean many years of enjoyment ahead. Call today!