ANOTHER ORIGINAL UNMOLESTED 32' Ford Coupe BASEMENT FIND by SHAW in Cincinnati.

Josh,
I drove a racecar for a guy in South Alabama that has a twin to that thing. He knows what he has too. Won't even talk about it. I tried.

Very cool car.

Glad to hear your not stranded in South America anymore.. or wherever it was. Ha!

Later,
Kevin
Ooltewah Speed Shop

 

hey Josh, did you and your dad ever get Curless to finish the 5 window your dad painted? been a while since ive talked to Larry.

 

phew...... pretty much what im trying to build.... ol' stock 4 banger '32 5 window....
I'm glad he left it alone.... perfect!

 

Oh my.............


-Jason

 

damn josh...

 

I love living history.

 

no wonder you can't find 32's any where. they're all in cincy,well maybe a few in calfornication

 

Wow, great car. Really wish I could see it in person!

 

I wouldn't touch a thing on that car!!!!!!!!!!!

Take it out once in a awhile to the parts store or somewhere. People will treat you to lunch, buy your groceries at the store, fold your laundry at the laundry mat just to get a chance to ask you to sell it to them! That's not a car, it's a coin operated millionaire machine!!!

 

Yeah thats what I was thinking.. I would of gone 10 miles an hour on those tires.. scary!!! Should of took pics of it on the road with the old man driving!!

 

Outstanding !!!

 

Dear God!

 

Nope. The frame is done and looks killer. Strunks at "DROP AXLE PRODUCTIONS" did it. The body (which is a 3 window) is painted Black and beautiful. I'm not sure who painted it. ..and that's it. He hasn't got any further. Him and my dad have been hanging out a lot lately though.. I bet they put it together soon. My dad will guide him.

 

Well, your kinda right. For some reason Cincinnati is a hot bed for 32's. Rodders Journal did a little blurb on it a long time ago, but not much was said cause "too tall Genahl" was still in charge and he has the "Cali Attitude" worse than most guys.
As of right now, just in the main Cincinnati area there are about 85 STEEL 32' fords known. This number grows monthly, as I am not the only 32' chaser in Cincy. There are guys here that have been searching these cars way longer than I have.
As for glass 32's there are only about 20. It's cool that our STEEL cars WAY out number the glass.


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I talked with the guy yesterday on this 5 window. He is not in any hurry to change the car at all. I and few others have been pushing him to leave it alone... and that's where, me taking it to the show will help. He'll get a BUNCH of guys that will tell him the same thing, "Don't touch it".

It's a piece of history, and "There only original once"


JD

 

My Lord!! I am stunned looking at that fine thing. I couldn't stop staring at the wonderful original details. Love the old time Dads root beer bottle laying behind the seat. Thanks for sharing with us. This baby will knock'em out at the show!! In lust we trust!!~Sololobo~

 

just curious, if those are the two cars i remember, how much did the little ol lady get for them and what did they eventually bring? she didn't get ripped off too much, did she?

 

Wow, very cool!

 

The Holy Grail has been found!

 

Wow thats one clean 32

 

Very cool Josh, thanks for sharing the pics.

 

I'd leave it un-chopped and make a gasser out of it

 

After seeing that I think I will ride up to cinn. next weekend for the show, that car alone will make it worth the ride. Looking forward to seeing the rest of them. I bought a 32 sedan at the pumpkin run a few years back. It was up in the corner where you guys always park. It is in this months rodders journal on page 136. I sold it to a friend of mine. See ya next weekend.

 

HOLY SHIT! I love that so much and I ain't a massive Deuce fan!

 

Way cool, Josj. Thanks for sharing!

 

What a great car !

 

You know it's strange how time changes things......Twenty years ago I would have seen this Duece and the first thought going through my mind would have been how cool this would look with a hemi and three inches off of the top.......Today I look at it and think how much of a crime it would be to do anything to it.

 

I agree, I use to think nothing was too rare to hot rod, but as I get older I think some cars should be left alone.

And besides the weather, California has nothing on us here in Cincinnati (along with Dayton and Springfield) when it comes to the number of old Fords.

 

Wow.

 

My favorite car in the world ! Amazing Deuce in such great condition !

 

WOW! Thanks for sharing!