Hot Rods Who is currently working on or has a 1932 Ford?

Should start coming apart soon.
Need to start gathering parts.

 

Ok I just gotta know, the Ute is something that ford built or it is something custom that someone built or????? I am curious, its just a good thing I got 9 lives.

 

Just finishing up. Rebuilt the engine and transmission. Its a 1958 283 and 39 trans. The only thing I changed was the color of the firewall and engine

 

http://www.fordgarage.com/pages/ute302304.htm

Built by Ford Australia

 

Brady, your 5W looks great!

 

I've been driving and working on my old hand-me-down Tudor for a few weeks now. And I'm loving every second behind the wheel.

 

Cool thanks for the info. I have never owned a Ute but always though that thy were cool, kind of like an early ranchero.

 

I have been gathering parts for these two.

 

Don---
Is there a treatment program for this affliction? (I hope not)
I think they have a saying for other addictions that applies to Deuce hoarders.
Something like: one is too many and 100 is not enough.
Long live the 32 Ford.

 

A Tudor that's done, a pile of 5-window, a pile of roadster, a pile of roadster pickup, and a pickup cab or two.

 

LOL if you had my Willys and I had the pile of 5 window you would be the coolest guy at the fox hunt and I would be on it like Afro-sheen on natural..
You know the only way you'll ever got to it is to go all Benjamin Button on us.

I have got to come up sometime and just look and touch stuff. Maybe late summer if I am invited.

 

Maybe I'm already going Benjamin Button. I keep getting better looking each year.

You are invited.

 

It'll take some catching up on my part but maybe by about august.

I do understand the better looking part now if I could just get the better feeling part goin' on.

 

I'm collecting parts for my '32... The "someday sedan". So far I've got a dropped axle, chrome front backing plates and spindles, a '39 transmission, a banjo rear end, a pair of seats from a P-47, a '40 Ford steering column, a chopped windshield frame, 4 16" Ford steelies with '47 Merc hubcaps and '40 trim rings, a SW Navigator gauge panel, and a shift knob...

Just need the frame and body!

 

Built this one 21 years ago fiberglass

 

building a 32 truck powered by a 276

 

Still have this one - my other '32 was built by that company across the street.

 

Yep, the perfect profile, - 3&1/2 inch chop. You can't get any better than that.

 

Couple of 32 winter warm up vids:

 

WOW!---Nice collection!!
Never seen any '32 with dual horns before!!---Haa!

 

Monty parts of your car will be on my sedan soon(tack strip and garnish molds) Thank mate.

 

Always happy to help a fellow HAMBer

 

If glass counts we finally got the Econoline off to wiring and will start assembly on this today. Early mockup picture.

 

Sure it counts,,looks good. HRP

 

And Chrome too boot! HRP

 

Thanks! I went glass, well, because drag car. Wasn't a financial decision. It made more sense for what I intended. Light as a feather, so easy to work with. I'd feel terrible doing what I'm doing to it in a legit piece of automotive history that old. I'd rather save those for the guys on here that want to build them much more "correct" than I wanted to. To each their own. Mine's purpose built to run hard as hell in a straight line yet drive on the street a lot. Sacrifices must be made for use of modern go fast parts, comfort, reliability. Just tried to build it "in the spirit of".

 

Working on a 3W and a Vicky. The Vicky is for sale as I dont think I will live long enough to finish both.

 

Mine...

 

Very nice

 

^^^^^DITTO!
That's a gorgeous Mordor!