vintagehotrods
Junior Member
- City
- Prescott
- State
- Arizona
- Price
- $21000
I'm out of room (as you can see, it's stored in my trailer), so I've decided to cut one of my projects loose and offer this 1932 Ford Victoria "Vicky" body for sale. Good, solid, rust free body, nice drip rails, excellent floor and subrails, with minimal patch panels. Some hammer and dolly work is still needed on the rear bustle and left rear roof. See pics. More pictures upon request. Includes a nice firewall, garnish moldings, dash, windshield frame, door latches and handles, window mechanisms, cowl lamps, good original wood and new top wood (not installed), front and rear seats. In DP90 Primer. Put it on your chassis, original or hot rod. Henry is the only one that made these! Was asking $23k - Now $21k
**Body stand not included**
"Like the Deluxe Coupe body, the Victoria shell was manufactured by Murray, and it carried a Murray identification tag attached to the passenger floor pan. Offered only in Deluxe trim, the Victoria was among the fanciest of the ’32 body styles, and at $525/575, it was also the most expensive coupe style. Though the Victoria was another personal favorite of Edsel Ford, only 9,599 examples were produced, nearly all of them (but for 729 units) were V8 models."
**Body stand not included**
"Like the Deluxe Coupe body, the Victoria shell was manufactured by Murray, and it carried a Murray identification tag attached to the passenger floor pan. Offered only in Deluxe trim, the Victoria was among the fanciest of the ’32 body styles, and at $525/575, it was also the most expensive coupe style. Though the Victoria was another personal favorite of Edsel Ford, only 9,599 examples were produced, nearly all of them (but for 729 units) were V8 models."
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