"Barn Find" All Original '32 Ford!

as a lot of people have said..I'd just make it safe..and drive it...I know all about... too many projects...d32

 

oh boy oh boy oh boy

 

lucky.

 

thats really nice but i would not ever leave it original.hot rod it out

 

Actually, I was anticipating it being titled as a 33, but when he pulled the title out it said 1932 Ford, and he said, "oh, I guess it's a 32, not a 33, do you still want it?"

I'll have to check out Fordbarn. I have to admit, I am pretty dumb about '32 Fords. My Dad had this one when I was was 10, but it is hard to remember back that far.





So I have to learn a lot more about them now!

 

What a cool 32 and "Good night Mrs. Calabash where ever you are."

 

Sweetness...Fix it and drive it like that!

 

Yep...I still want it,,...seriously...what a great find...I envy you..take your time and enjoy a piece of history...d32



My Dad's '29 still runnin' and unrestored since 1959...

 

Just supports the saying, "There still out there" !! Great find!

 

I've decided to hate you



...and join the Hamb Deuce Club

 

Wow! I didnt even know 32's came with four cylinders.....

As far as changeing it? Don't do it!!! Why?

A Car is only origional once!!!

 

nice find, That would be hard to leave alone. Dropped axle , some banger speed parts, wouldn't chop it( but hard to resist doing it) some bigs-n-littles(blackwalls) . Do the mechanicals... Have Fun ! ps , ditch the sealbeam conversions

 

x-2

 

very cool. all you need now is a tommy gun

chris.

 

Please do a prewar style rod with it!!!!!!!

 

I would have no problem hotrodding that baby. Everything was original once. What's the big deal? Just sell off the rest of your junk to clear way for a real hotrod project. Why are you guys so soft on this hotrod site? I swear, some of you guys are on the wrong site.

 

what a lady !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Yes, looking at his list of cars I see nothing that even SHOULD be in front of the 32!

 

What a great find and lucky you.
Do what ever you want with it, it's your car.
If you have enough projects already, keep it stock.
My Model A coupe is stock because of too many projects and lack of money.
The money left is spend on cars that were found in bad shape like my 39 Mercury coupe.

 

Talk about livin the American dream!

 

Eight step program


1 Fix any engine drive-train issues
2 Adjust or reline brakes (no juice)
3 Remove bumper guards
4 Replace sealed beam conversion with stock lights, Use "brite" bulbs from Ron Francis.

5,6,7 Wash vacuum polish (carefully) just enough to preserve paint and......

8 ENJOY

 

chop it, throw a SBC, red paint, tan leather interior, digital gauges and tons of billet... jk jk do what you want to it but id leave it original, this guy has a great idea >

 

Go through the brakes and mechanicals and enjoy it. Looking at the fenders, it's been through a few "park by sound" episodes.

I'd probably enjoy it for awhile, get tempted to tear it completely down and build a Hot Rod, but then feel bad. Then I'd sell it and the NOS parts to a V-8 club member and go shopping for a Hot Rod project (body and frame).

 

nice!

 

Give it to your kids so they can sell it and buy a Jappa!.......no way....enjoy it after the 8 step program!

 

great story and one helluva find. don't know that there is too much needed on that one. keep us in the loop no matter what you decide to do with it...congrats again. Jeff

 

what he said.

 

Chop the top 8 or 9 inches,Channel the body over the frame as far as you can' Sand the paint off so you can get a cool rusty patina,Military tread tires. COOL MAN!

 

tune up the engine and drive the hell out of it just like it - WOW- what an awesome find!

 

Nice find! Keeps us all hoping for our own barn finds lurking in the future!