1932 Ford Two Door Sedan Project on 2040-cars
Knoxville, Tennessee, United States
Engine:none
Vehicle Title:Clear
Used
Year: 1932
Drive Type: rear
Make: Ford
Mileage: 1
Model: Other
Exterior Color: Patina
Trim: Two Door Sedan
1932 Ford Sedan Project with all
original parts. 32 Sedan Body from North Dakota. Body
includes nice dash, good firewall, windshield frame and Garnish Moldings for
doors and windshield posts.
Overall
a solid body. Will need patches in lower
cowl and quarters as well as door bottoms. Wheel wells are rusted where they
attach to the floor. Drip rails have
some dings but are not rusty. Original Grill Shell & Insert. Original 32 Frame with 32 front and
rear cross members and K-Member. Cross members have had repairs and K-Member
has break where one front leg attaches to frame. Frame has tweaks and tears but
is repairable. 1934 5” dropped axle & unsplit 1932 wishbone. 46 Ford
spindles, drums & dropped steering arms. 1934 rearend w/ juice brakes. 1940
Ford 16” steel wheels with new Firestone 7.50-16 & 4.50-16 tires. No title. Will provide Bill of Sale. Always
interested in Early Ford projects. Call 865-755-7019 with any questions. $13,000 with Wheels & New Tires
$12,000 without Wheels & New Tires
(will supply rollers) |
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