1932 Ford Tudor - Original owner car now in my garage!

Looks nice Mike...I always wondered who this was after seeing these posts. It was nice meeting you at COBO.

 

Well, finally got all the pieces put back together for the spring. (whenever it decides to show up here in MI).

Fenders are originals from the HAMB's Roadstar, picked up when I had a little extra coin last year. They aren't perfect, but a ton nicer than the ones on the car. The original ones from the car can be a future project for me for some additional advanced metal repair!

The body was cleaned up with CLR applied and scotchbrite pads. The idea was to remove as much of the surface rust as possible without removing any of the original paint. It worked relatively well, but involved several night of serious scrubbin'. Then I followed it up with some flat clear to seal it tight.

Also did some work on the steering trying to reduce leakage and improve steering response!

Pics were taken with my crummy camera phone again - so forgive the crappy resolution.

 

WOW! looks perfect!

 

Lucky lucky man .Cheers from Aus.

 

looks nice Mike - I'm anxious to see this car in person.

 

very cool.

 

What he said.

 

She sure is fine, Mike! I love it!!

 

Wow, looks awesome! Can't believe how different the car looks - from rust to black with patina. Very refined with the clean fenders and bumpers, nice call.

Best wishes,
Will Kimble

 

Looking good. Nice to see an original that did not get chopped up.

 

I can't believe how different it looks! It looks fast just sitting there. Nice job! Now for the V8...

 

Why are you selling the tudor Mike? I never even got a chance to come over and see it?

 

Looks great Mike, Im putting you in the front row at the Autorama Extreme next year!

 

Can I have the old fenders

 

I think you should strip all the parts off and sell them to me Great Find!

 

Check it out on Ford Barn.

 

Cropped bumber cool

 

After all these years,I am still amazed at what steel wheels and big 'n little tires will do for an old car. It looks great !!

 

wow!! fantastic find.

 

Looks pretty cool preserved like that, been toying with that idea on mine. Who knows...

When I get my carb freed up, I'm going to try and get the banger running too. I'm dying to try the thing!

Cheers, Eddie

 

I realy like this!!!
Nice job

 

wait...it's for sale?...where?...how much?...inquirin' minds...

 

Don't really want to, but sometimes sacrifices need to be made....

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=587943

 

I do not need another project ... but if I did ...
I would jump on this.

That 32 is worth the price easily ... IMHO.

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I have the twin
gives me momentum