32 ford 4-dr sedan 50's hot rod

That is one bitchin 32. I really dig it. Love that color too. Nice find.

 

awesome.

 

WOW! Cool Fordor and cooler story.........40+ years? Hope you dont hold grudges with that much tenacity!?!?!!

 

Bill,after 42 yrs what a score,thanks for the history.Pretty hard to beat the look of hotrodprimers 4door,but with a 4 inch chop you could 'top it',.Wi'll im still on the soap box i'd like to say that hotrodprimers '4door looks as good as any 2door if not better.Keep us posted,thanks

 

The owner
got married
and the car
got buried
in the various garages
of his life.

Damn, Bill, didn't know you were a poet, too!!!

 

Man,,,thank you very much,,,I love my ol' mor-door and Bills will be a great addition to the extra doors family. HRP

 

Great find Bill. What kind of shape is the driveline in? Does the motor turn over?It's gonna make a hell of a nice hotrod.

 

i like it... alot for than any four door i have ever seen. awesome car guy! keep us updated!!!

 

Oldbobsign--- You know, when I wrote that little blurb,
the owner got married,
and the car got buried
in the various garages or his life.
It seemed like a pretty good discription of his situation, but you know it kind of fits a whole bunch of us, the cars and even dreams, that got buried in the various garages of ours lives.
billrinaldi

 

Wow, I'm seriously jealous Bill...that car is bad ass

 

Bill...what didya use to clean the seats?

 

That car looks really nice. After a little tweaking,it should look awesome. At least that body is in good shape. Did anybody mention the taillights? LOL!!!!!

 

Congratulations on getting such a sweet ride!,and good on 'ya for keeping track of it for 42 years;that's dedication my friend!

 

I can see you driving that. It's nicer than I imagined it would be!

 

Man, that car looks cool.

 

thats too cool

 

Finally started work on the 32 chopped 4dr sedan. BILL RINALDI

 

Really cool Fordoor, I can't believe I missed this before today. Gotta love them Deuce Fordoors .

 

It's about damn time.

 

Very nice car. Congrats.

 

Holy Hambone!! That is very cool. I love 4-dr 32's. Congrats on your persistence on this purchase. We have seen a beauty unburied, and another steller one (Hotrodprimer's) car exposed for all to go nuts over! What a great start to my day seeing these rods. Best wishes on gettin Ol Blue sorted out and cruzin again. Knocked out!! I also agree with Ol Sign Bob!! poet and don't know it!! ~Sololobo~

 

Great looking car. Congrats on finally getting the car into your garage.

 

Lets see some photos,,It has been a while ya know, HRP

 

Awesome car. Dont touch the paint! leave the lites on. Let the funk continue! change it later. Just get it on the road and drive it into my garage! Can you put me on the list for the next purchase? I cant wait 46 years cause I will be dead by then! Gotta love that 4 door and the other ones posted.

 

What's up with this build? Any progress??

 

Finally got some pictures. Sold my Jeepster project at Louisville Nationals and went shopping with a fist full of cash. Bought allot of stuff to start the 32 project. I want to keep the flavor of the 60's chopped 32 sedan, but I don't want 77 year old components underneath me. I simply drive my hot rods too much. So here we go. Bill Rinaldi

 

These pix are taken at KIRKS HOT ROD SHOP in Aroma Park IL.---- Kirk has been my--- Go To Guy-- for any thing Hot Rod related, for quite a few years. He's done my complicated fabrications and wear and tear related stuff for a long time. I'm pretty handy, but he's a PRO. So the chassis for the 32 was his to build!! The original chassis is typical 1961 technology. A dropped and stretched DAGO style 33/34 axle, unsplit 32 bones, 40 Ford brakes. and what appears to be a 32 Ford steering box. A 55/57 rear end hung off a 32 Ford spring and a set of split bones. Neat stuff BUT not for me. All my 9 keeper RODS have been Reachers, long distance drivers. So a modern after market frame is for me. Traditional dropped axle for sure, but a Magnum axle with disc brakes is more my style. An S10 rear end---the perfect width---and absolutely replaceable. I sincerely believe in the Andy Brizzio approach, of keep it looking right but repairable on the road. The chassis is a JW Garage rails and front rear crossmembers and Chassis Engineering x-member. A Posies parallel spring set up in the rear. Pete and Jake stuff fills in the front with 4bars and stuff. Frame is done and waiting for the body. BILL RINALDI

 

Kewl to see some four doors coming along and I dig the chop...hope mine turns out that good

 

Welcome to the "Deuce Club!" Great car. Looks like you are on the right path. Keep us posted.
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