REAL '32 Ford Roadster on Ebay

I bought mine with about the same parts less mtr and trans in about the same shape for about half what he's asking.
 
I had to hammer weld 10" all the way around my roadster due to rust. If you had to pay someone to do the bodywork you would probably have that much into one if you started with what is usually available today. 32s came out in the bottom of the depression and not that many were sold. Supply and demand......
 
People are crazy. That thing ain't gonna sell. Hell, on fast and loud they don't even pay elevated "fake" TV money for that..:rolleyes:
 
I don't know. People are paying crazy prices for about anything that is 1932.
Where else can you find a real '32 roadster ?
MIKE :)
 
My buddies got one he thinks is only worth about $20 grand. His mom bought it used in 1933 at my shop when it was a dealership. It was repainted in 1948 and a new top in 1953. It has never been apart and besides sone damage on the pass front fender from his mom its in museum quality condition. We just put a new clutch in a little over a year ago and we were the first people since factory to have the engine out. If that guy in the ad is asking close to $50 my buddies must be worth around $70.
 
There is one listed (4cyl) on the V8 club website for $52,500.Appears to be a nice restoration.No way you can do the one on EBAY for $10,500 after purchase.
 
I have been offered a 32 rdsr,nicely restored for $55,000.Restoring that hulk you would have doube that invested.
 
I think up in our neck of the woods, he'd have a reasonable chance of getting it. I'm sure you can build a reproduction for less money, but it is original for those fanatics.
 
Less than 12,000 '32 Ford Roadsters were produced. There were about 101,000 3 and 5 window 1932's produced I believe.
 
bill3337 said:
I think up in our neck of the woods, he'd have a reasonable chance of getting it. I'm sure you can build a reproduction for less money, but it is original for those fanatics.
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yes, you gotta be careful, alot of people try and pass off a '32 frame with a Brookville body on it. I've even seen the patent plate for the body on Ebay. I don't know how you would test the metal body for age. I'm lucky I documented my restoration.
 
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