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By mctim64 - 12 Years Ago
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Someone posted this on FB. What a joy when I saw it was not SBC powered.  http://www.legendaryfinds.com/1932-ford-traditional-hot-rod-roadster-for-sale/
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By Moz - 12 Years Ago
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how cool is that & y powered
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By YBLOCKMERC - 12 Years Ago
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Very cool vintage rod. I think I'm missing something though. The ad says it's a '32 and mentions the original cowl gas tank. I'm under the impression that the cowl tank went out with the Model A in '31. Did the B model in '32 with the 4 banger retain the cowl tank? What's the scoop?
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By The Master Cylinder - 12 Years Ago
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YBLOCKMERC (5/31/2012)
Very cool vintage rod. I think I'm missing something though. The ad says it's a '32 and mentions the original cowl gas tank. I'm under the impression that the cowl tank went out with the Model A in '31. Did the B model in '32 with the 4 banger retain the cowl tank? What's the scoop?
It's a '30 on '32 rails.
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By YBLOCKMERC - 12 Years Ago
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The Master Cylinder (5/31/2012)
YBLOCKMERC (5/31/2012)
Very cool vintage rod. I think I'm missing something though. The ad says it's a '32 and mentions the original cowl gas tank. I'm under the impression that the cowl tank went out with the Model A in '31. Did the B model in '32 with the 4 banger retain the cowl tank? What's the scoop?It's a '30 on '32 rails.
Thanks, guess I don't read very well. It was right in the listing and I missed it.
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By MoonShadow - 12 Years Ago
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I would like to see some provinance on the car. When was it built, where and by who. If this is a 50's-60's hot rod survivor it might be worth the money BUT if its a newer "retro look" build its way overpriced. No matter what it is not a Duece and never will be. Model A roadsters don't fetch the money unless they have a serious history. Chuck
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By The Master Cylinder - 12 Years Ago
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Sounds good http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfGr-eh2_10
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By PF Arcand - 12 Years Ago
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On the other hand Chuck, there are more supposed 32 Fords registered now than were ever built! I believe 32s were only made for about 8 months. It was common practice to use A bodies for rods, often on 32 frames if available. A goodly number of 32s these days are in affect total fabrications. The're affectively U builts, almost nothing original about them. Can't say that about this car!. I don't know what this car is worth, but I wouldn't be surprised to see it go for a pretty good price...
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By mctim64 - 12 Years Ago
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I'm thinking the engine is a "Thunderbird" engine because of the valve covers. I guess he could call it a "truck" engine because of the ex manifolds too but it wouldn't sound as good. 
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By Rono - 12 Years Ago
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Looks like it sold. It was a good deal and I would have gone for it if I had the cash Rono
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