For Sale at Auction: 1932 Ford Highboy in Scottsdale, Arizona

This 1932 Ford Highboy custom roadster was built by Fat Jack and took four years to complete. Power comes from an Ed Donovan 417ci aluminum HEMI V8 engine equipped with twin Vortech centrifugal superchargers, ported and polished Hot Heads and open headers. The engine produces a staggering 1,100hp. The engine is backed by a B&M equipped TH350 transmission delivering power to a Halibrand quick-change rear end. The body is made by Brookville Roadster, renowned for their all-metal '32 bodies that are highly accurate to the original Ford design. The professionally body-worked and painted body sits on American Stamping chassis rails with all plumbing routed inside the rails for a clean undercarriage. The front suspension is a stainless four-bar assembly holding a Magnum 5-inch dropped axle, while the rear has A-bar upper and parallel lower control arms. Reservoir Bilstein shocks with Hyperco springs are fitted at each corner. Braking is handled with Wilwood 4-piston calipers. This custom roadster rides on 15x6 and 15x14 pin-drive Budnik billet wheels wrapped in Hoosier tires. The Ron Mangus interior is trimmed in maroon leather with gray carpeting. This roadster has garnered multiple awards, most notably the Steve Archer Memorial Award and Best Undercarriage at the 2001 Grand National Roadster Show. It was also featured in Street Rod Builder in the July 2001 issue.