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Fresh built 25 T. All new components, 2x3 tube frame, Corvair steering, 350 chevy crate/270 Comp cam/gear drive, aluminum radiator, original Ford grille shell, 350 B&M TH, narrowed 9" Ford rear w/Dutchman axles & 3:73 posi-trac, Polished Wilwood disc front/rear, glass body reinforced with steel...

Want to buy 4 Nice original 1932 V8 Hubcaps to replace my scratched and dented originals that have too much curb rash. Will consider any singles. Have some 1932 original parts for possible trading. E-mail: deucefourdoor@yahoo.com

My very early V8 moredoor with 34,000 original miles built in March '32

Intake is SOLD

32 Roadster dash is SOLD

Used SBC Weiand 4 -deuce intake, used carbs, fuel block, & carb scoops. Includes 3 Ford carbs + 1 Holley carb. (15/16" venturie- 94 type). Just removed from running car, however carbs need rebuild. Intake was clear coated years ago, needs re-do for show. All 4 cast aluminum scoops nice + cast...

Dash - No rust, center section trimmed years ago for Stewart Warner 5 guage cluster( not included). Four small extra holes in front panel (1/4"-1/2" dia.) Easy fix. Original mounting tabs/nuts all there. Asking $400 or best offer. Luggage Rack Spreader Bar - No rust, straight, was powder coated...

Do you know if Paul's Fiberglass is still in business and building the roadster pickup body?

Does anyone recall who made a fiberglass 32 roadster pickup cab that looked identical to the real steel Henry version? The doors and cab back had the same lines and dimensions as the original.

My son's latest 1932 BB truck rescued from a N. Dakota pasture last October....

Photos of the built in pedals with the unusual k-member on my very early V8 fordor.....built during the last 2 weeks of March 1932

Photos of my very early V8 fordor (sn# *18-949*) just out of the barn in Maine where it sat from 1955 until 2008 and a current progress photo with some updates to chassis...yes it's still got a flathead!

Photo of my very early V8 Fordor ( sn# *18-949*) just out of the barn in Maine in 2008.

I have this same type frame under my early fordor. My fordor was a one owner car with 34,000 original miles when I purchased it in Maine back in 2008. I have researched this in Dave Rehor's book and spoken with him to learn this was a short design run during the last 2 weeks of March 1932. The...