If your looking for a Street Rod we have the car for you. This 1932
Ford Roadster is in beautiful condition and has a ton of money
invested in it. The Wescott body is very straight and coated in a
Violet Pearl that has a great finish. The Dan Fink front grill
looks great and gives the car a great look. It is slightly concave
and all polished. A Rootlieb steel hood has been added with custom
cutout side panels. The Black convertible top is removable and
folds up for easy storage. It has a polished/angled front spreader
bar with inset LED turn signals which look great. The electrical
and lights are all in place and have no issues. The front
suspension on these hiboys is very important because alot is
exposed. Well this car has nothing to hide with a fully polished
front suspension and painted drop axle. Other suspension components
include the adjustable coilovers in the rear. The Ford 9 inch rear
end has 3:73 gears and is all painted Purple to match. The car has
a nice solid stance with Polished Intro wheels with 17" in front
and 20" in rear.
Take a look under the hood and you wont find just your average V8.
In 1960 Chevrolet produced an engine that was destined to be a
large part of Impala SS history. The Beach Boys didn't say "she
always turn the fastest times" for no reason because the classic
409 big block was known for performance. It is covered with
polished, chrome, and billet parts everywhere you look. The finned
valve covers and air cleaner are in great condition and give the
engine the perfect look. All of the brackets are billet and all
braided hoses. The motor was put together professionally so you
know it was done right. It has a great sound through an entirely
ceramic coated exhaust system. It has zero overheating issues
thanks to the Walker radiator with a billet overflow tank and
electric fan with shroud. The Turbo 400 transmission shifts
smoothly and was all rebuilt with the car. Disc brakes have been
added up front with polished calipers peaking through the
wheels.
The interior is nicely finished out in Gray leather and looks
great. The dash is very cleanly done with only the gauges mounted
to it. The Classic Instruments gauges are all matching gray faced
with polished bezels. The tilt steering column is painted to match
the car and topped with a polished Banjo steering wheel. The Hidden
sound system was nicely installed and creates a very clean look.
With a CD changer the car is perfect for long cruises because you
can just load up that music and go!
This is a beautifully done car that runs and drives just as nicely
as it looks!
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