In the world of street rodding the 1932 Ford is king. There are a
lot out there but not all are created equal. This beautiful 1932
Ford Sedan is a step above the rest and is an extremely high end
build. It is the type of show car you can take to weekend cruise
ins but also be right at home in the big indoor shows. It is a
frequent award winner and turns heads wherever it goes. Every
single piece of it was assembled professionally by some of the best
in the business. The body on it is 100% all steel and painted in a
slick combination of Cashmere and Magna Metal Metallic. The body
restoration and paint were done by M&W Restoration out of
Visalia, Ca. So it doesn't matter what component was being done on
the car it was shipped and moved around between award winning shops
to insure everything was of the highest quality. Between the
colors, along the bodylines, very nice pinstriping has been applied
which is a subtle classy touch. On the sides of the hood are custom
cutouts with 5 pieces of custom made trim over a mesh grill. You
can tell it is a well thought out build because this same style of
trim can be found on the steel running boards. It has the chrome
grill, stock style chrome front/rear bumpers, chrome spreader bar,
chrome side mirrors and chrome headlight rings all of which have a
mirror like finish. The glass is in place throughout and is all
tinted and damage free. In back the car has smooth inset LED tail
lights above the gas tank and a 3rd brake light below the rear
window for better visibility. For the front turn signals they are
incorporated into the headlights. The car sits on a set of very
cool painted to match artillery wheels with large chrome Ford
center caps which look perfect on the car.
Open up the 3 piece Rootlieb hood to view the fully custom built
350ci V8 motor which is paired with a Turbo 350 (with gear vendor)
automatic. The engine compartment is beautifully dressed up with
custom polished and chrome components throughout. Even the firewall
is smoothed out and another example of detail work is the two tone
paint lines from the exterior continue into the compartment. The
motor has aluminum heads, a Holley carburetor and was built up to
run strong. The polished stainless steel exhaust is very worthy of
showing off and delivers a great sound. Every component is of the
best quality and it has the very unique polished Steer Clear
steering box which keeps the the firewall looking clean and
improves clearance for the rack & pinion system. It has the Heidts
independent front suspension system and the Heidts rear that
incorporates in board disc brakes and coil overs. There are also
disc brakes up front and the car performs extremely well. The body
sits on a custom TCI chassis and underneath it is very clean so you
could easily slide mirrors underneath to show it off.
The suicide doors have safety pins and open up to reveal the
beautiful custom interior completed by Gabe's Custom Interiors.
They are known for their work which you can see shown of regularly
at Grand National shows. Starting with the bucket seats you will
find the same two tone color combination that is in excellent
condition. The door panels, floors, headliner are all custom
designed as well. If you remember that custom exterior trim you
will see this theme continue inside the car. There are 3 stainless
spears on the door panels and show floor mats plus if you look at
the seat inserts you will note custom stitching that reflects that
same look. Details, details, details! The car also has carpeted
mats for when you are ready to drive it. Between the dash and the
floor is a custom built center console that houses the Lokar
shifter, GPS Navigation with custom stereo, power window controls,
and Vintage Air controls. It was all professionally wired by
Steve's Electric in California so everything works properly. Above
that is a custom 1940 Ford dash that is painted to match and fits
in the car seamlessly. It looks like it should be stock and is
topped with white VDO gauges in a custom finned bezel. In front of
the driver is the tilt column with leather wrapped Banjo style
steering wheel and the car even has cruise control!
This car is extremely well done and every inch is a work of art. It
gets attention wherever it goes and even took home 2nd place
overall at the Grand National Roadster Show that brings in
600-1,000 high end Street Rods and is often referred to as the best
indoor show in the world.
One of the nicest Sedan Street Rods in the country could be yours
for $92,000.00!
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