32 Ford

Chisel

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Henry sure made a beautiful fun car when he made a V8 32
 

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Yes, he did.

Black with black wheels and no whitewalls is attractive to me.
 

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You don't see very many Cabriolets around . . . here is mine with it's old paint and yellowed top:

PS: Yes, I know, the engine is far from stock. LOL!

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Im with the black on black. Yup, two taillights, wrong top material, missing back window until I find the correct late version frame, leather interior and outside mirror, a little too much for a std roadster, but it is a numbers matching car.
 

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I have a lowly 32 Tudor sedan.
If I had the money, I'd also have a coupe & a roadster like Boxcar Tom
Beautiful car
 
Im with the black on black. Yup, two taillights, wrong top material, missing back window until I find the correct late version frame, leather interior and outside mirror, a little too much for a std roadster, but it is a numbers matching car.

Beautiful looking '32 Tom!
 
Nothing wrong with two tail lights as long as you don't have a rumble seat. The second tail lamp was a Ford-released dealer installed accessory (it's just the regular RHD tail light).
 
Kahuna, Tudors are not lowly! This is my "little old lady school teacher" Tudor at the V8 Club 50th anniversary meet at Lake Tahoe.
 

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Right in the middle of the rebuild of my roadster I found a B std roadster for sale in PA. See below before and after pictures. It's the first time I seriously though about selling my coupe. Years later found it again somewhere on the internet. Thank God the new owner appreciates originality.
 

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UK 4-cylinder cabriolet
 

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I will admit to liking 33's the best with 34's a close second but I sure can appreciate the beauty of the 32's !!!!!

Nice stuff folks .
 
David J
I agree with you 100%, 33's then 34's, 32's are up there after that.....Its funny how over time, two of the one's I grew up thinking were "ugly ducklings" are now two of my more favorite ones along with or just behind the 32"s......1935 and 1938 Deluxe!!!!!
 
David J
I agree with you 100%, 33's then 34's, 32's are up there after that.....Its funny how over time, two of the one's I grew up thinking were "ugly ducklings" are now two of my more favorite ones along with or just behind the 32"s......1935 and 1938 Deluxe!!!!!

Yeah - you couldn't have given me a 35 when I was young . . . everybody thought it was a super ugly and undesirable car.
 
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