History Help IDing 1932 ford 3w old HotRod /show car

Well it came from Wisconsin was in California at some point due to a few news paper pieces in the late 40s . Supposedly was in a garage since 59 . Taillights and interior date it mid to late 50s . Had a v8 for sure not a flathead as the rad had radiator outlets blocked off . All chrome garnish moldings .









Motor mounts on the floor of the car



Purple 32 packard 900 dash











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Chrome exhaust tips welded on chrome spreaders Pontiac lights .


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wow, that's awesome!

 

what ya got planned for it?

 

One reversed wheel








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Quaker state patch in the floor to fix a hole that was cut


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Nice find!....Endless possibilities!

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Can’t help with the ID , but she sure is a solid old gal. True to form 50’s style!

 

That is very neat Flop. I like the interior too. Must have been a cool hot rod or show car

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Judging from the radiator mods, the modified early sbc front motor mounts and the exhaust header pipe that would most likely line up with 265 exhaust manifold it had a SBC in it. I have no idea what the fuel pump is for.

 

Beat me to it...

 

I'd take it all apart, dip or blast everything, and do it the way you want. To me it's a found car that could have been great 50 years ago with the current trend of the day but no longer. Personally I don't want white t&r running boards or fender wells and "showcar" trends of the past. Now if you have filled top from the 60-70's your a frowned heavy on.
It will always your choice...damned if you do and damned if you don't..good luck.

 

Dunno. But it sure is cool! Is it yours or a customers car?

 

Damn, I thought you were going to do a '36 Coupe next.............................................

 

If floor in the trunk has 2 patch's, one on each side of the driveshaft tunnel, the the car probably had a factory radio !

 

Hard to see the other one but in the same spot as the other side.



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That looks like an Olds fuel pump, wonder if it had a 303 in it?

 

Please step back a bit and take some more pics. Nice car.

 

Yep, factory radio floor cut outs ! the "Head" clamped to the steering column .

 

There's still gold in them there hills!

 

Wow ! Nice! !

 

So isn't this where Larry would say..."I hate you"..........nice save !

 

Neato!

@jimmy six meth is a helluva drug!

 

So much cooler seeing it in bigger pictures.
I hope you can piece the story together.

 

Nice East Coast match to the one Hollywood Hot Rods found a few days ago. Bob

 

Where in Wisconsin. Great looking car. I should have found it first.

 

The AC pump is surely a two stage Olds item. What a project! Can't wait to see what you do with this one Flop.

 

Scary how close that looks to my car when I found it . Mine has Pontiac tail lights , chrome garnish moldings , filled shell , chrome spreaders and black lacquer . It must have been the in stuff many moons ago . Great fine , it’s in the best of hands . Make Henry proud !


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Cool hot rod.