1932 Ford Roadster - Gibbon's glass body

House of Horsepower is family owned, classic and specialty car dealer located in SE Wisconsin. We pride ourselves on the customer service we provide and the honest and straightforward way we do business. We don't want to just sell you a car, we strive to create a relationship that will keep you coming back for your future car needs as well. We keep our overhead low so we can price our cars competitively and save you money.

We are offering this really nice and LOW mileage 1932 Ford Roadster. This car was built some years back, but hardly used. The odometer shows 1018 miles!!!

Exterior

Gibbon Fiberglass Bodies is very well known for its excellent recreation of the '32 Ford. One of the best bodies in the business and identical to the original dimensions of the 32 Ford. This car has great fit and finish and good quality paint. The doors and trunk have shaved handles for that sleek look. The trunk is power actuated from the passenger compartment. A chopped folding and pop out windshield gives the car a low slung look and is finishedwith a '32 grill shell and commercial headlights with integrated running lights/turn signals. American Racing Torque Thrust wheels wrapped in 195/70-14 BFG rubber in front and 255/70-15 in back create the stance and look. Classic style '32 fuel tank with tube bumpers add to the nostalgic look.

Interior

A saddle colored soft and comfortable leather pleated bench seat with matching door and kick panels line the interior. The carpet also matches the rest of the interior. Billet tilt wheel steering column is finished off with a 15" "Banjo" style padded steering wheel. A Sony Xplod AM/FM/CD head unit is mountedunder thedash and controls the CD changer in the trunk. Classic Instrumentsspeedometer, oil pressure, water temperature, volt meter and fuel level gauges keep tabs on all the vitals.Billet floor shifter, hand brake and pedals all complement the interior.

Engine Bay

This '32 is all Ford with a nice tame small block 302 with Edelbrock intake, Holley double pumper carb, Mallory ignition components and shorty headers. The engine is connected to a Ford AOD (Automatic Overdrive) transmission. Power is routed to a 9" rear end. The drivetrain was spec'd for road tripping and is very tame and reliable and a great highway cruiser.

Chassis

The '32 boxed frame is decked out with Pete and Jakes suspension components. The front has a drop axle with traditional buggy spring, split wishbones and shocks with disc brakes. The rear is a 4 link setup with adjustable control arms, coilover shocks and rear drum brakes. Stainless hard and flex brake lines are used throughout.

High resolution pictures can be seen here: http://www.forthemomentsphotography.com/ForSale/1932-Ford-Roadster/