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US $23,900.00
Year:1932 Mileage:1600
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    This is a 1932 Ford titled as a 1932 ford that you would be proud to own and drive. This highboy it has a custom boxed frame and a glass body from hot rods by Chain.The engine is a Chevy 350 bored to .030 over with a mild cam and a  TCI 350 automatic transmission connected to a Lokar shifter. The car has stainless exhaust back to the mufflers, the rear end is a 10 inch posi with coil over springs. The engine has ceramic coated headers with chrome parts all over including oil pan and transmission pan. It has a aluminum radiator,stainless grille,front and rear chrome spreader bars.The car has a flaming river tilt steering column with a flatrack steering wheel and chrome emergency brake.  The car has VDO gauges and blue interior lights, it has a kenwood stereo.  The turn signals are in the headlights and mirror stems. This highboy hot rod was built right with high quality parts and only has 1,575 miles on everything.  Torque thrust wheels .This hot rod highboy drives great,sounds great and looks outstanding.  Selling as is.   If you have any questions  Ph 1-219-362-3719   Shipping is responsibility of buyer will help load. If possible please come and look at this highboy. 

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