1932 Ford Roadster

This 1932 Ford Roadster is a custom two-seat hot rod that comes with a matching removable fiberglass hardtop, perforated seating material, modern gauges, and polished and chromed suspension underpinnings. Power comes from a 350ci small-block Chevrolet V8 upgraded with a performance camshaft and backed by a Turbo-Hydramatic 350 3-speed transmission. Finished in yellow with custom accent striping over a brown vinyl interior, this 1932 Ford shows under 900 miles since the build and is offered on a clear Arizona title in the seller’s name.

This 1932 Ford has a two-door fenderless body design with minimal exterior trim, featuring shaved door handles, slim sideview mirrors, and deleted bumpers. The paint was applied in yellow with side accent striping in a multi-color theme, and a matching removable fiberglass hardtop is fitted. Front end suspension and steering components are finished in chrome and the rear end wears slotted tail lamps.

This 1932 Ford rides on a set of Boyd Coddington five-spoke polished-aluminum wheels that are wrapped in staggered-width tires, with Michelin rubber up front and BFGoodrich in the rear.

The cabin contains a perforated brown vinyl bench seat with matching door panels that have integrated armrests, while dark brown carpeting lines in the floor. The dash is color-matched to the exterior while the trunk is fully carpeted and contains an aluminum fuel tank as well as the car’s battery within a custom vinyl enclosure.

Instrumentation is situated on a chrome-trimmed bezel with aftermarket gauges at the center of the dash, the largest of which is a 160-mph speedometer. Additional gauges provide readouts for coolant temperature, fuel level, oil pressure, and voltage, while a tachometer is fixed to the steering column. The six-digit mechanical odometer reads just under 900 miles.

The Chevrolet 350ci V8 has been upgraded with a mild camshaft. Power is translated to the rear wheels by a Turbo-Hydramtic 350 automatic transmission with a floor-mounted shift lever.

Photos showing the underside are available in the carousel, illustrating the color-matched rear end and suspension.

This roadster is titled as a 1932 Ford. A start-up video is available for viewing below.