This 1932 Ford Model B Roadster is comprised of mostly genuine Ford parts. Key exceptions include some trim pieces, seat, the gas tank (Vintique,) and the main body (Brookville.) The running gear, hood, grille shell, fenders, headlights, and many other pieces are all genuine Ford. The car was built on a running chassis/driveline purchased from someone who had restored it and then didn’t end up using it for long. We built it up into nice, virtually bone-stock car with a new Brookville that we inelegantly spraybombed black, and knocked around in it for a few years before putting it away. It includes a handful of items we never got around to installing, including a repro interior card kit and covering, and an original floor mat. The car has sat for a bit and will need a little bit of dialing in as far as the electrics (ex: horn isn’t hooked up, but headlights work.) The tires are cracked. Fuel system has been cleaned out and the fuel pump (not the one in the photos) has been replaced with a rebuilt one. The car is in New Hampshire. It will be at the next Epping/New England Dragway Flea Market. If it’s not sold at that point, it may be at Hershey. $28,000 OBO. VERY interesting trades/partial trades considered. Thanks for looking! Ring Nick (my Dad) on 860-377-5208 and bug him about it. (No calls after 9:00pm EST, please.) MANY more photos can be found here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/133762659@N07/albums/72157671837404271
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