Lot # | 0458 |
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Location | Fredericksburg, TX 78624 |
Seller | Dealer |
1137 | |
59A flathead V8 | |
3-Speed Manual | |
Eggplant | |
Cream | |
18162699 |
The 1932 Ford is one of the most iconic and sought-after cars in American automotive history. With so many modified over the years, finding an unmolested coupe or roadster is rare—often commanding prices north of $100K. The reason behind its legendary status? The introduction of Ford’s first affordable, mass-produced V8 engine, putting power, speed, and freedom within reach of the average American.
This stunning 1932 Ford 3-window coupe is a tribute to the early days of hot rodding, packed with classic 1950s performance upgrades. Under the steel hood sits a Ford 59A flathead V8, enhanced with Navarro aluminum heads and intake manifold, Fenton cast headers, a “mild” camshaft, dual Stromberg 97 carburetors, and a Mallory distributor.
Built on its original boxed and tubed Ford frame (18162699), this coupe features an early-style Gibbons fiberglass body with exterior hinges and a functional cowl vent. The suspension setup includes a Super Bell dropped front axle, 4-link rear suspension with a Ford 9” carrier, and coilovers for a smooth yet responsive ride. Stopping power comes from front disc brakes, while a 3-speed manual transmission delivers a true vintage driving experience.
Inside, the custom leather interior is beautifully crafted, complemented by a Painless Wiring harness and a classic engine-turned dash fitted with Moon gauges. Additional features include cowl lamps with integrated turn signals, a sleek stance with “big & little” tires (165/80R15 up front, 255/70R15 in the rear), and U.S. Mags alloy wheels.
With its period-correct styling and vintage performance, this ’32 Ford coupe is as cool as they come—an absolute must for any true hot rod enthusiast.
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