Hot Rods 1932 Ford Shed Find

What a fun day! Car looked in better shape than what I thought it would look after it's 20 year nap. It even came with a second clean 32 ford 2dr ***le!

 

cool find indeed! it was hidden waaaaay back thar'!

 

It took over a month for him to dig it out and even then I still had to move quite a bit to get it out.

 

That's awesome! Gotta run it the way it is! At least for a season or ten!

 

Complete with the script "Streetrod" on the radiator! Kewl!!!

 

Yes, that will be the first thing removed, even before the dirt.

 

Nice find, makes you wonder how many other cars are stuffed in the corners of buildings. Bob

 

Great find!!

 

These kind of stories are great!!!! Just wish I was the one telling it!!!! Great find and good on you for helping them clear their stash.

 

A bath and some different wheels, I'd enjoy it as is. Doesn't look bad at all. 90s paint and all, at least its not pink!

 

Was the hot little blond in the one picture his daughter, or your wife. No disrespect meant. Nice find, enjoy. I envy the 56 Chevy truck find. Been looking for one 55-57 Chevy truck for about 5 years. Found a nice 57 in a guys front yard one time and went up and asked if it was for sale. Guy says, "If you had stopped by last week I would have said yes, but now my son and I are going to restore it" That has been my luck so far.

 

Now that the car has been rescued, a little hijack...
For those that remember Frank Oddo from Street Rodder and many other writing ventures. One of his writing gigs was to write the mail for Penthouse, made great money.

 

That's a friend of mine. I'm 57, so no more wives or girlfriends for me. Just FWB. I tell them that I'm the guy you hang out with while you wait for Mr. Right to show up.

I have to go back over this weekend and haul more stuff including the original 32 hood sides. He sold me his Dayton mig so cheap I couldn't say no even though I already have one. I have to haul off about 1,000lbs of all kinds of steel stock. He also gave me two mag wheels I've never seen before. I have to dig them out but I'll post pics on the "rare wheel" thread.

He has an original stainless steel cowl molding that he swears is from the 32, but I think it's Model A. A guy I know gave me a grand for the extra 32 ***le for his project he started with a cowl and a frame!

 

Well, the shed find has a new home. Tingeezer just brought it back to Colorado, also has a new name. Disco deuce, I thought that would be appropriate. My buddy coined that phrase. I started a new thread called disco deuce.

 

kinda like my 32 frame....the old guy wanted the rear end....like he was going to use it one day....almost two years later I finally got it.....