Why the roadster had to go?

Congrats , I like it and look forward to changes / updates you make . Please post often........Z.

 

Congrats Danny, Good looking car! Glad you got it before it got away!

 

Thank you,,,the photos of your coupe only added fuel to the fire with my wanting a coupe. HRP

 

So Danny, where is the 5wd with "all the problems" you were telling me about?

That SOB is nice!

Congratulations!!!

 

Thanks man,HRP

 

nice score. can't wait to see the progress on this one.

 

Congratulations ...
You are a great guy ... to buy your lovely wife a 1932 Ford for a MOTHER'S DAY present

Is has been difficult for me to keep this 32 Ford deal under wraps and not tell anyone ... but I did. I am sure you will straighten out the minor things about the coupe that offend you and make it " YOURS "

Neat coupe ... and I know you happen to like SBF engines and have owned quite a few.

Randy

 

Nice ride I just wish it was in my driveway... And u must have a awesome wife to let u get a hot rod on mothers day..

 

Great looking car! Of course I'm biased. The headlights were the first thing I noticed, kinda goofy and too bad they missed the hole with the cowl lights. Everything else about your car looks real fine to me. I'd even live with a sbf with a car as good looking as that. Congrats, drive it like you stole it!

 

Congrats! I would have traded too.

 

I was expecting an old rusted out hulk. Wow, Nice car congratulations. I would have traded a coupe for a roadster anyday.

 

I roadster was sold to buy the coupe,,not the other way around. HRP

 

real nice, good job.

 

damn...nice car.

 

Good for you man.

 

A Mothers Day gift for Brenda?

Does that mean you've given up on ever seeing the wagon again?!

Looks like I'll have to make a sightseeing trip to Anderson when we return froim the Jalopy Showdown.

Nice car! Congrats!!!!

 

Nice looking car, makes you wonder why someone would by a car that nice and basicly let it sit for 25 years?

 

Yeah Ken,that's the ticket,,for Mothers Day!

as for the wagon,,as soon as I get my daughters unexpected wrecked car back on the road the wagon IS coming home,,I just don't have room for it at this moment,,the wagon is in a million and one pieces and will take at least 2 bays of the shop for all the parts! HRP

 

Sweet score and with a few easy fixes (lights, axle, headlight bar and wheels) that will really be an eye grabber! That's a weekend of work and I'd just run it like that!

 

1932 Wagon?

 

Well if you're happy, I'm happy for ya.
Me, I love roadsters more then anything so......

 

No,,,54 Ford wagon,,,long term project! HRP

 

Well, that's quite a find! After the deal was done, Deuce Roadster shared some of the details with me. Nice score, but as is the case so often, not really luck, but hard work and perseverance that paid off for you!

That 25 vent hood is a nice little bonus as well!

How does it drive?

I am looking forward to seeing it in person!

 

It sure looks like a nice straight little coupe with a few little things to change. It's pretty hard to find a 32 that hasn't been changed in some way over the last 77 years! It made me wonder why you sold your roadster and this is the perfect reason. Congratulations and enjoy!

 

I little bouncy,,after having it in my shop for a few days I can see some minor things I can tweek and improve it a lot,,the shocks on the rear are shot! HRP

 

I love 5 window coupe's there's another in my future, nice score, tis real too , nice one.Sounds like you have a plan , easy to unf*#k that killer coupe, cheers.

 

Congrats!
Can't wait to see it once you are done "fixing" it.

 

Thanks guys,,,I have ordered a few parts and removed the double rumble seat step pads from the rear and took the billet interior door handles off. HRP

simple fix before..


after a few minutes,,they are gone.

 

Nice car...part of the fun is making it yours...
and your Deuce rocked!

 

I like the license tag in bewteen the tail lights ... like in this 1975 photo from the NSRA Street Rods Nationals ...