For Sale: 1932 Ford Hi-Boy Roadster – A True American Classic
This is the real deal. A striking 1932 Ford Hi-Boy Roadster that perfectly captures the soul of a true American classic. Finished in a bold matte black with hand-pinned red and white accents, it sits low and clean on a red powder-coated frame with whitewall tires and red steelies. The look is timeless, loud in all the right ways, and absolutely impossible to ignore.
Powered by a GM Performance 350 crate motor and backed by a Turbo 350 automatic transmission, it’s got the guts to match the style. Triple-deuce carb setup and block-hugger headers give it that unmistakable hot rod growl. The chassis features So-Cal front suspension, coilover shocks in the rear, 4-wheel disc brakes, and Vega steering. Built to cruise smooth and stop on a dime.
Inside, the car stays true to its old-school vibe with red and white tuck-and-roll upholstery, a custom black dash with pinstriping, and a classic banjo steering wheel. The minimalist cockpit is clean and sharp, fitted with Classic Instruments gauges, a Lokar shifter, and just enough flash to match the rest of the build.
This all-steel Brookville-bodied roadster has been garage-kept and gently driven, only about 2,000 miles logged in the last five years of ownership. It's an absolute crowd-pleaser at local shows and a joy to drive.
Highlights:
GM Performance 350 crate engine
Turbo 350 automatic transmission
Work done by Russ Nomore Street Rods
Matte black exterior with red/white pinstriping
Custom red and white interior
So-Cal front suspension / coilover rear
4-wheel disc brakes
Triple 2-barrel carbs
Classic Instruments gauges & Lokar shifter
American Racing wheels with whitewalls
Approx. 2,000 miles in past 5 years
Clean title. Located in [City/State]. Serious buyers only—no trades, no lowballs.
This ’32 isn’t just a car, it’s a statement. And it’s ready for someone who appreciates the craft.
