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Hot Rods 1932 Ford Roadster

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by 32freak, Jan 3, 2018.

  1. 32freak
    Joined: Mar 16, 2010
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    from Topeka, Ks

    I sold this roadster in 1975 and bought it back last spring. It came back with a freshly rebuilt B engine with an original Miller high speed head, cam, Thomas intake, two Stromberg 94's and minus it's fenders. The interior is from J C Whitney. The steering wheel and windshield frame may have come the same?
     

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  2. robracer1
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    Cool ride, bet you're glad it came home
     
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  3. RacingRoger
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    Very nice! And I'm jealous!
     
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  4. Squablow
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    Super bitchin' banger in there! That's great. Real nice looking car too. Gotta question the need for giant drag slicks behind that 4 cylinder though!
     
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  5. DDDenny
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    Love some more pictures of it from earlier days if you have them and a little history.
     
  6. brady1929
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  7. mgtstumpy
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    It must have got home sick and left in such a hurry that it forgot to put its fenders back on. Wow, 40+yrs and it's back home. Was it in the hands of the one you sold it to? The OEM fenders might be there or with another previous owner and ready to go back on?
     
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  8. catdad49
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    This is Bitchin'. I think I would just Enjoy having it back, wow.
     
  9. khead47
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    Trade the wheels for some wide fives..............perfect !
     
  10. chevyfordman
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    That's a neat story.
     
  11. 56shoebox
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    I bet it cost you way, way more to get it back than when you let it go. Ugh! progress marches on. LOL!
     
  12. alchemy
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    I saw it in Des Moines last summer. Looks like a fun car.
     
  13. 63Compact
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    Gotta be happy about that. My Roadster needs that wheel combo.
     
  14. 40 & 61 Fords
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    It looks like the tires/wheels came off that famous yellow 32 from the 70's outta St. Louis!!
     
  15. paul55
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  16. MAD 034
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    Very, very cool.
     
  17. Nobey
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    Really nice car. Plans?
     
  18. 32freak
    Joined: Mar 16, 2010
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    from Topeka, Ks

    Per khead47's request, here are some other pics with other wheels and tires. I am trying to figure out how to post the 1975 Polaroid's I have of it?
     

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  19. 40 & 61 Fords
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    Not as aggressive looking with the wires, but MUCH more appropriate!
     
  20. Squablow
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    I personally am loving the look with the wire wheels! And im not always a wire wheel guy, i swapped them off of my roadster for solids, but i really like the look on yours.

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  21. Standard32
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    Wow...that's incredible that you were able to buy it back all those years later!... What's the story on how you found and bought it originally?
     
  22. Doug,I remember seeing it in Bob's building a couple of years after you sold it.I liked it with the fenders and black and white interior. I called him several years ago and he had sold it shortly before ,I missed it by that much. Good on you for getting it back.
     

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