1932 5 window Barn find

Lucky Mike

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Here is my latest project. 41K original miles. What to do, what to do?
 

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Mike...Thanks for sharing! Appears to be a very nice Model B Standard Coupe. Didn't notice any rust-through either. Very straight. Does it run? Still have the mechanical brakes? Congratulations! Pat
 
Pat, exactly. Model B. Really good shape. Never taken apart in any way. Little rust below the truck lid above the gas tank, about a 2' x3' spot. It turns over, but I haven't got it running yet. If mechanical were original, then yes as it has the original brakes. Still has the key in the steering column.
 
Very nice car and patina I bet it'll but a smile on your face when you get it running,,, good luck Mike!
 
Jeez, Louise!!!

That looks super straight. Look at that grille!!

Lucky heck - I think someone traded pinks on their soul!!!!!

Best of luck to you - that looks absolutely fantastic.
 
You ARE Lucky!
The car looks great! Clean it up - drive it - enjoy it!
Congratulations. Steve
 
Man! Get that old girl to run, throw some mexican blankets over the seats, and drive the bajesus out of it!
 
Replace wood, LB interior kit, new top kit,pull fenders, repaint, clean gas tank, new wireing harness, brake floaters and you will have a really nice drivable car. Since so much paint is gone anyway, believe paint would be way to go and what is left of the uph will just fall apart if driven.
 
Cool car, How about a nice v8 like a hemi 392 with an Oldsmobile rear end or a 9cm Mercury and a SCOT blower with a quick change and 1940 Ford brakes, original 1932 Ford v8 with mechanical brakes.
 
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