Ford Model A Roadster on 2040-cars
Lomita, California, United States
This might be the nicest 32 you can buy! Straight off of Sunset Strip in the early 60's! Pictures of every step of the build. The best and newest parts available were used. All steel body that was meticulously fitted so that every gap and line on the car is perfectly aligned. The frame was reinforced with tubular cross members to ensure as little flex as possible. The suspension mounting brackets were raised into the frame to allow the car to sit lower to the ground while riding on tall bias ply tires while not giving up any of the springs or travel. Everything on this car is in new condition. Every detail of this car is perfect - painted, chrome, or polished. Drive Train - 409CI completely rebuilt with new parts (every receipt and detail of what is inside), 6 deuce Stromberg Carburetors (Brand New - not rebuilt), New linkage (custom set for perfect running motor), Hunt Ignition, New Radiator with oversize tanks (for added cooling), Tremec 5 speed, Hydraulic Clutch, Ford 9" rear-end, Strange gears, custom ladder bars, custom balanced drive line, Disc Brakes all the way around (with drum covers), Custom headlights, Every detail on the motor is perfectly crafted and placed. So much detail in this car that it is hard to list it all. Body - Brookville that has been blocked too many times to count so every panel is perfectly straight and aligned. 1940 Ford Dash has been cut down and set in the car. 1940 dash gauge cluster. Working (restored) 1940 6V Radio in the dash. Chavers leather interior with removable rumble seat. Mercedes carpet and customer leather shift boot. Chavers Bop Top convertible top with "mail slot" rear window. 4" Chop and new glass. Every piece of chrome is freshly dipped. Everything on this car is new - here is a list of other new parts; Grille insert, lens covers on lights, brake lines, fuel lines, master cylinder, pedal assembly, gaskets, felt, canvas, plug wires, wiring, intake manifold, alternator, gas tank, sending units, etc..... The car is registered as a 1932 Ford, Pink slip is 1932 Ford and 32 Plates are registered to the car and the pink slip. This is truly one of the best 32's you'll ever see!
Ford Model A for Sale
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