1932 Ford Bonneville Land Speed Racer — 191 MPH — Raced at 2026 Speed Week
This is the real deal.
Purpose-built 1932 Ford land speed race car, constructed from scratch by its owner and campaigned at the Bonneville Salt Flats for four years, including Speed Week in August 2026.
The owner reports a best speed of 191 MPH.
Power comes from a 1969 Chrysler 340 block stroked to 372 cubic inches, featuring a Moldex crankshaft, Carrillo rods and Chrysler W9 cylinder heads. Output is stated by the owner at 600+ horsepower, backed by a Chrysler 4-speed manual transmission.
This isn’t a street rod made to look like a Bonneville racer. It was built for land-speed competition and was on the salt in August 2026.
Highlights:
• 1932 Ford land speed racer
• Built from scratch by the owner
• Raced at Bonneville for four years
• Competed at Bonneville Speed Week — August 2026
• Best reported speed: 191 MPH
• 1969 Chrysler 340 block
• Stroked to 372 CI
• Moldex crankshaft
• Carrillo connecting rods
• Chrysler W9 heads
• 600+ HP according to the owner
• Chrysler 4-speed manual transmission
• Fire suppression system
• Competition safety belts
• Owner states safety equipment is current through 2029
For someone looking to get into Bonneville and land-speed racing without spending years building a car from scratch, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a recently campaigned race car with real experience on the salt.
$44,995
Located in Northern California. Nationwide and international shipping available.
Offered by Platt Motors — family automotive tradition since 1931.
Vehicle specifications, horsepower, competition history and speeds are based on information supplied by the owner. Prospective competitors should independently verify current SCTA/BNI class eligibility and technical requirements before competition.
