1932 Ford Tudor - Original owner car now in my garage!

That is a great car. Congrads

 

Sorry, all i can think of is how much grass you have to mow... Oh yeah nice going on the deuce.

 

Right on!!!

 

I am glad a hamber got that car, I spotted it on Craigslist and called and talked to the owners but I couldn't come up with the 15k asking price. Congrats man.

 

Mike,
I like it. Great find...........Mike

 

Those videos are so cool! We are all riding along in our minds, what a great feeling it is, to experience the reawakening, of a fine old deuce. Thanks for taking us along, now get us some in car footage, that way we know your better half is also along for the ride.

 

I heard you can get fenders for those '32s...

 

Its great to see the resurrection of an old Deuce from its many years of rest. It is truly amazing how many have survived the last 78 years!

 

Super cool! Congrats!!!

 

Man....that's great. You've got to be flyin' high!

 

Congratulations. I hope you keep it for a long time...

 

I was thinking the same thing! A lot more grass than me, lol


It's a cool ride Mike! (and best of all it ain't no stinkin SBC!)

 

Beautiful car and neat find. Loved the videos.

 

Wow, that's a keeper for life! Love the sound of that banger.

 

Wow, you like that rusty old thing? And you had been considering a shiney new Brookville roadster? Major snafu.

 

Damn, what a sweet old car. Love the way you're approaching it.

 

That's awesome. Perfect just the way it is.

 

Sweet! Congratulation and really dig the brake pedal set-up ,got any more info on it

 

Looks godd Mike. Thanks again for driving to the Bearing Burners Swap meet. Bring that thing over! Don't think you need a map.

 

The smile on your face tells the WHOLE story.
Great car man, really like how you're doing it!

 

No big news to report here, except I got it out on the main roads today. It was the first fillup at a gas station since 1956. Kinda cool I guess.

I put high octane in it out of "old car" habit. While pumping, a friend of mine reminded me of the slightly less than 5:1 compression ratio of the banger. Guess it coulda ran just as good with the low octane cheap stuff!

Mike

 

What a great find. Have fun with it!

 

I like it,

 

It would have run just as well on kerosene...

 

Looking very cool, by the way. How about some hub caps?

 

Man, that is too cool. Great job reviving an absolute classic! How many guys out there still would have immediately started planning something with Porsche epoxy and a tweed interior? You totally did the right thing here. Congrats.

 

Very very nice!!

 

Was this gas station on Rochester Rd and the building on the opposite corner with the dark wood siding and severe roof slope a animal hospital?

I stayed in Troy over the weekend for a Corvette thing at Cauley Chevrolet. When I passed by this intersection I had a strong feeling I'd seen this spot recently.

 

sorry for the late response - but yes, you have the right intersection!

 

Well, spent some dough recently with Coker Tire now that I am an Alliance Member again. I really think these tires help the looks of the car! Also got some '47-'48 Merc caps on a trade with a friend.

Tail/brake lamp and head lamps are now working. Put in a new floorboard that was missing, and the brake performance is much much improved after more work on them.

Next thing on the list (if nothing else breaks first) is some repairs to the choke cable so I don't have to lift the hood on cold starts.