1932 Ford 5 Window Chopped. Hemi Engine Rat Rod Project Gasser 34 on 2040-cars
Cape Coral, Florida, United States
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:hemi V8 341
Drive Type: auto
Make: Ford
Mileage: 1
Model: Model A
Trim: 5 window
This is a very cool 32 project. Has a very low mile great running 341 Hemi engine with 727 trans and push button shifter. Hemi has the billet adapter installed to run a new chevy electronic distributor, new wires as well. Orig caddy air breather. New aluminum radiator, front disc brakes, drum rear, ladder bar with adjustable coil overs rear. Rear pan hard side to side kit installed. Frame is from Total Performance, has friction shocks on front. Flamming river steering box set up for side steer. I have a picture showing 4 16" wheels with new firestone wide white walls with trim rings and ford center caps. Those are what will be on the car when sold. The wheels on the car in the pictures do not go with it. Pretty much looks the same with the other wheels on it anyway. Sits nice and low, roof measures 51" from the ground. Things still needed to complete the car would be gas tank, steering wheel, I do have the steering wheel adapter that will go with it, needs exhaust, drive shaft, door glass, electric fan. Old carter 4 barrel needs a rebuild. Has a steel louvered trunk lid, steel visor, steel grill shell with stainless steel insert. Doors are hinged and latched, trunk is hinged as well. I currently only have the mso which is for a 32 ford and has the vin on it matching the Total performance vin on the frame. There is no title only mso. Please call me for more info 239-682-3285. Feel free to send me a offer.
On Mar-23-13 at 10:55:06 PDT, seller added the following information:
I can get this car delivered via enclosed trailer to your door very affordable. Just send me your location if you would like a quote.
Thanks!!
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