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 partial steel, partial fiber glass 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
The current owner is regretfully selling this classic due to surgeries that impact ability to drive.
Clean title. Located in San Diego. 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.
