Features My Survivor Story.... 32 3-Window...the build begins

I checked it out a couple of weeks back courtesy of an invite from Richard. Awsome project, very jealous.

 

WOW!! I LOVE this!! Very cool build!! Thank you for saving it!

 

Why have I not seen this before!!! Awsome! Progress??!!!

 

hahahahaha, was waiting for this....


also, she's a she with a beautiful car and the right mindset.

 

Mate thats so cool...Rod..

 

Absolutely frigging awesome!!!!

As a fellow 3 window owner (mine isn't real) I'm elated to see someone, especially a female save an old Deuce with the kind of history this one has. Sadly, there aren't enough ladies doing this kind of stuff!

You Go Girl !!!!!!!

 

This thread is continued at:
32 3-W Survivor "Tuffy" part 2

Sorry, don't know how to post links, probably never will!

 

Pt. II:
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=420970

 

Had to take a walk back down memory lane. I'm glad you got "Tuffy" and love it.

 

Kay,
It is good to see you on here! I hope you approve - your opinion is important to me. I love Tuffy more that you will ever know! There are so many decisions. What to leave and what to change and everyone has a different opinion. The bottom line is.... that I hope I make you and Ron proud! I will never be able to thank you and family enough for giving me the opportunity to have Tuffy!
Kathy

 

That is everybody's dream to find "that" car, I'm getting to the age my heart wouldn't hold up to the excitement of coming across a 32 3-window, a lot of history there, I hope you can hang on to it.
Enjoy, Bruce

 

Surplus City here in OK (closed now). If it fit the need, it was used. Lots of military bases contributed to race cars and hot rods.

I am glad you chimed in on this, I have AN fittings on my gas tank for my '33 Chev dirt car. I was worried about the AN fittings being okay.

 

What an amazing find and an Amazing history on a 1932 Ford.Henry could be rolling over in his grave.To think that the cars he made over 75 years ago now still have no rust.
What the hell,that is in good condition.Ive worked on 70's and 80's cars that have more rust in them than that car.

Nostalgic cars is what this hole sport is about.We all love the look of Old Cars.Old car sounds and even Old car smells.

I still reckon I could recall the smell of a 40 year old leather interior on a 46 Buick that I stuck my head into years ago on a hot day.Thats Nostalga,the sound that comes out of a sidevalve V8,as it popwers off down the road,the sideways ear to ear grin you give the people in the car next to you.When you pull up at the lights in your first ride in a Hot Rod,

. The tightness releases out of your sholders and the clench of your neck releases as you pull up at the lights in the back Dickie seat of an A-Model Roadster,freezing your arse off in Winter.On the way to a Club Night.
The people in the car next to you say,Isn't it cold in there,,,?

Nahh not to bad as you Power away first off the lights as always.

Yeah this is Hot Rodding to me,this is the way I remember it.
This is Nostalga,and these Old Cars bring back Old memories of good times had,and of times to come.

Bring on more Nostalgic Builds well done,make it stronger and better built and safer as we do now with the Nostalgic Stance and look with lots of new parts placed in Old style.

Way Cooooool.

 

Tony, that is poetic and inspirational! You couldn't have said it any better.

Looking forward to more updates on the '32 survivor!

 

i dig a neat ol'time hotrod story.

 

that is a sweet find

 

holy smokes

 

go 4 it girl. i like this thread..................

 

Any updates?

 

Part 2 link is shared above by Richard D

 

Wonderful story and find , gone to the right home as well ! Congratulations . Great pictures and info as well , keep them coming !

 

DAMN, I love good story and this is a good one - good luck with your NEW TOY

 

I still love this Hot Rod

 

Larry, Larry, Larry, you do realize it’s not a good idea to make a woman angry, right?