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I have ‘32 model B roadster - original (frame, drivetrain, body) except for a fiberglass rear trunk hatch. 59A flathead with a triple carb setup...
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Hey, Everyone! It’s been a lot of years since I’ve been active here on the HAMB other than occasionally selling parts in the classifieds. Last...
Looking for anyone who may have any info or leads on the heritage of the roadster I recently purchased on Cape Cod. The car looks like it was...
Has anyone ordered or installed one of the Pacific Quick Change - Model A style center sections? Originally known as Kiwi Quick Change, with new...
1932 Roadster
Price change! For sale is my 1932 Brookville steel bodied 32 roadster. LOCATION AUSTRIA/ EUROPE! Features: Brookville steel body original E J...
[ATTACH] Orig 1932 Ford chassis. appears to have orig rear and front cross members. Rivets are in place. (Some ground down, but they’re there)...
Hi fellow HAMBers, i'm looking for pic's and proposals for my "32 Ford Roadster front rails shorted and braced. I have swapped the standard...
1932 roadster … 350 turbo. tight top , hearer . 4000 warm up miles . It's Quick . heater, tight top , built to drive with confidence and comfort ....
A year ago I ventured into building a 1930 model A roadster on '32 frame rails with a 59ab flathead. About as soon as I had it dialed in with the...
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