Hot Rods I finally finished building my '32 roadster!

Yeah I know, it's another '32 but....it's still cool.

It's an uncut gennie frame, radiator grille, hood, firewall, front axle, wishbone & spring. B-L-C 904A headlights.

The body is Brookville, all vintage SW gauges, flathead rebuilt by Aaron's Machine in Roseville CA, rebuilt '39 tranny & banjo rear end with 3.78 gears.

16 inch Ford steelies with Firestone Deluxe Champion 16 x 7.00 tires in back, 16 X 5.50 up front.

It's like driving a new car that looks like a '32!!

 

The classic Hotrod, very nicely done.

 

Beautiful! I am jealous!

 

Very nice....and the right color!

 

beautiful. i love the headlights!

 

I guess I should point out that I started with this rusty hulk of a frame.

Man, it took a lot of work to find all the pieces to put it together!

 

Very Nice !

 

Nice job.

 

What just another 32?? Yea but what a nice looking 32, the only thing it's missing is a place in my garage.

 

Be proud!

 

Nice! You know I like it

 

Me too!

 

Hot damn!

 

That car is nice,,I would love to have it parked beside my sedan. HRP

 

Beautiful roadster, excellent execution of a period perfect piece !


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You did a great job!
My 32 has been on the road just over 2 years - just as much fun as the first time we headed it down the street!

 

That's about as good as it's ever gonna get right there.

 

Might be a dumb question but, what did you do for a title? or did you have one already?

 

Killer car man...you should be proud of the work you've put in.

Well done!

 

Here's some build pics, Neal East actually stopped by to check on my progress, that's him on the left in the blue & white jacket.

 

Since it was a gennie frame, the factory VIN was still on it and it started with 18 which means this frame had a flathead in it from the factory, so I just went thru the Colorado DMV and the they checked the numbers and found they were clear so I was able to title it as a '32 Ford roadster after the Colorado CHP inspected it.

 

That thing is GROOVY, BABY!

 

Beautiful job and all the right parts. Perfect stance and color, too.

 

GREAT!!!!!---Nice!!!----Now drive it!!!

 

Gorgeous roadster!

 

Very nice...that is every reason to own a roadster!

 

I like the choice of 7.00 on the rear.

What is the inside rearview mirror from ?

Mike

 

The rearview mirror is from a '46 to '48 Ford coupe. I just took it off the bracket and drilled a hole thru the windshield frame and cut the head off a bolt and used an acorn nut to tighten it all together and make it look pretty.

 

Great car and cool to see Mr. East swinging by to check it out.

Enjoy the heck out of it....roadster weather isn't that far off.

 

hotrod looks good