1932 Ford Highboy Roadster

Description

The 1932 Ford Highboy Roadster is an iconic vehicle in the history of American hot rods. The "Deuce," was highly popular among early hot rodders in the 1940s and 1950s. This Highboy Roadster, with its Wescott's Fiberglass Body, finished in a striking Washington Blue, showcases a blend of traditional styling and modern engineering. It is powered by a 350 V8 engine and paired with a smooth 3-speed automatic TH350 transmission. The car's remarkable build shows just over 4,000 miles and the the interior of the Highboy is a custom creation, featuring gray leather bucket seats and a floor shift. The cabin is adorned with custom AutoMeter gauges, a custom wood and aluminum steering wheel, tilt column, billet shifter, and pedals, and an updated head unit. Externally, the Roadster is as striking as it is under the hood. It rides on 15" Billet Specialties wheels, wrapped in BFG tires (195/65R15 front and 285/70R15 rear). The suspension setup includes a mono leaf spring at the front and trailing arms with coil springs and shocks at the rear, anchored by a Ford 9" axle and front disc brakes for confident stopping power.

Highlights:

• 350 V8 Engine

• 3-Speed Automatic TH350 Transmission

• Washington Blue Exterior with Pinstripes

• Provisions for A/C (needs service)

• AM/FM CD Player

• Gray Leather Interior with Custom Features

• 15" Billet Specialties Wheels

• BFG Tires: Front 195/65R15, Rear 285/70R15

• Mono Leaf Spring Front Suspension

• Front Disc and Rear Drum Brakes

• Dual Exhaust with Super Turbo Mufflers

• Lift-off Convertible Top

The 1932 Ford Highboy Roadster is a classic embodiment of the hot rod spirit, combining vintage aesthetics with modern performance. Its Washington Blue finish, powerful V8 engine, and custom interior make it a standout vehicle for any enthusiast or collector.