1932 Ford Coupe 7209 Miles Black Coupe 350 V8 3 Speed Automatic

Description

The kind of car that's been coveted by hot rodders since the 1950s, this impressive Ford features an appealing mix of retro style and proven performance. And if you're a hands-on rodder who's looking for a car with a little more substance than chrome and bright paint, it's your one-way ticket to good times and great fun! During a professional restoration that was completed by Granite Bay, California's Camilleri's Auto Works, this coupe's timeless Henry Ford steel was massaged into... a striking custom that's smooth, solid and ready to roll. And naturally, that delightfully traditional profile made an excellent foundation for glossy Black 2-stage. Fold the hood and you'll find a reliable, 350 cubic inch Chevrolet small block that's been polished, rebuilt and fitted with storied tri-power induction. Behind that hot small block, a dressed Turbo-Hydramatic 350 twists torque to a checkered driveshaft, which spins a 9-inch Ford axle. That detailed driveline surfs a quality Brizio chassis, which mixes boxed rails with tubular crossmembers. At the back of those bones, triangulated ladder bars employ adjustable QA-1 coil-overs. Opposite that clip, a polished front-half plants a thick drop axle behind polished Bilstein shocks. Stops come courtesy of polished calipers and vented discs. Turns are easy thanks to a Vega-style gearbox. And power meets the pavement through dressed Wheel Vintiques Gennies, which spin beefy Goodyear Eagle RS-As. Pop the doors and you'll find a custom vinyl interior that was installed by Santa Clara, California's Sid Chavers Co. At ground level, a sea of black carpet floats piped floor mats around a tall 8-Ball shifter. In front of that shifter, a pinstriped dash frames cool MQQN Equipment telemetry. Seating is provided by a broad bench. And in front of the driver, a polished, banjo-style steering wheel laps a big MQQN tachometer. Want to look good AND go fast? Call, click or visit for your chance to land this awesome custom!