1932 Ford High Toy Built-Street Rod

Everybody loves a deal, nd here’s a real deal. A Couple of years ago our company decided to have a 32 Ford High Boy built. We like to go to street rod shows and thought this would be a great vehicle to take and show. The company building the street rod took way too much time so we pulled the plug on the project and on his build. We collected all of the build and brought it back to our shop in New Jersey. The pictures that you see are of the actual vehicle. Since we had issues with the builder, e decided to take it apart to make sure it was correctly done which, t actually exceeded our expectations other than it wasn’t finished. In the meantime, e switched gears and decided to abandon this project completely. Here’s the deal part. This is a great platform to start with and you can customize it the way you want it. The chassis is a tubular and box type frame. The front suspension is a Mustang II with coil over shocks and plenty of chrome. It a Ford 9” rear axle but needs coil overs. The Master cylinder and break lines are plumbed to the front and rear. The front calipers are Wilwood and chromed with braded lines. The rear lines end with the braded line but calipers are needed. The engine is a Ford 302ci 340 hp crate motor married to a Ford C4 trans. The engine is new with a March pulley system. The headers are stainless and the exhaust is magnaflows (duals) to the rear. This chassis is nicely done!

The glass body is by Downs. It is a 32 Dearborn Deuce with fenders. The windows are powered with Bear claw latches. The windshield is there and you can see how the car was assembled before we took it down. The wheels and tires are not part of the build; you can choose your own. The neatly installed wiring harness is by American Auto Wire. It is neat. The interior is complete without carpets. The dash and VDO gauges are ready to go in.

If you put a pencil to all you see and get, ou will clearly recognize that this is a great deal. Don’t miss this one!!