Hot Rod 1932 Ford Pickup Fresh Build on 2040-cars
Canaan, New Hampshire, United States
Engine:chevy 327
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:gas
New
Make: Ford
Exterior Color: Black
Model: Other Pickups
Interior Color: Maroon
Year: 1932
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: stock
Drive Type: tremic 5 speed
Options: CD Player
Mileage: 150
Power Options: Power Locks, Power Windows
Sub Model: Hot Rod Pickup
Newly built 1932 Ford pickup,new JCE frame using american stamping 32 repo frame rails,glass cab by Ravon,steel pickup box,steel louvered hood,steel grill shell,polished stainless grill,glass fenders,steel running boards,new 9"ford posi with 3.70 gears,coilover rear suspension,front is straight axel cross leaf,trans is tremic 5 speed standard,light wt corvette flywheel clutch is zoom alu pp hp disc.Engine is 327+.030 built by Jacks Competition Engines,327 forged crank ,4340 scat rods,manley flat top pistons camcraft hyd cam,461 fuelie heads, Edlelbrock RPM Performer intake,750 HR quick fuel carb.this is a fun rod to drive,when you hit the gas you should be paying attention,this pickup is very quick,but very stable.You would proud to own this very cool rod.
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