About this vehicle
This original laser straight 1932 steel Ford Roadster was a hot rod in the 1950s in Ohio. A well-known car builder, Paul Beck, rebuilt the car in 1992. It won the Wally Parks award at the 40th NHRA Nationals in Indianapolis the year it was debuted. This car was built to be period perfect down to nuts and bolts and was used as a tow car for many years at the Bonneville Salt Flats where Paul raced his coupe.Vehicle Details
Has a freshly rebuilt engine top to bottom including carburetors and new rings and bearings and is bored to 292 ci. It has a 1939 Merc drivetrain with newly rebuilt brakes. New transmission input shaft also installed this year. The full exhaust system was custom built for the car with capped headers made from ‘39 Merc driveshafts that are easily uncapped for showing off. The car has its original top irons which were chopped and fitted with a new top with zip out back window and side curtains. A full compliment of Stewart Warner guages reside in the SW gauge cluster. It has an original Bell 3 - spoke wheel. Approximately 1000 miles on the rebuild. The car runs and drives beautifully.
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