Yet Another Found \'32

Ryan

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Good god man... Apparently, 1932 Fords are growing on trees these days...
 
This does not look like a "barn find". I think that it is just an older restoration, that has been setting for a long time.
MIKE :)
 
I checked my barn and all I FOUND is an unrestored 1932 truck. They were call BB in 1932 and were rated at l 1/2 tons. Dual rear wheels with a 4 cylinder engine.
 
I recognise that box truck & the back yard car is unloaded in .What a lucky guy you are if its your Bill !!!!!
I want to come & see it !!
Please??????????????
 
I saw another '32 coupe for sale today at the St. Cloud, Mn, car show. I didn't have my camera with me so I don't have a picture to share. It was a bit on the rough side, but the price was still $30K.
 
Not sure this is an older restoration. I think that it would still have a license plate and the rear glass would be fixed or replaced. Either way, what a beautiful find.
 
I was at a car show and a guy said "Barn find?" to some dude with an old car... and the guy said "No, I knew it was in the barn all along!"

Sam
 
MNFATS said:
I saw another '32 coupe for sale today at the St. Cloud, Mn, car show. I didn't have my camera with me so I don't have a picture to share. It was a bit on the rough side, but the price was still $30K.
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Holy macaroni! $30k!? That is why vintage cars like these are good investment in the future. Its like you are buying a land but the price never depreciate, the value of it goes up as time pass by. :) i am looking forward in acquiring a vintage car but i think looking for parts will be a big problem. Most of the members in here just rely on other members second hand parts which is time consuming. anyway i just talked to a customer representative on my favorite ford parts seller site that they should sell vintage car parts in the future. they said they will forward my suggestion to the management regarding my suggestion because i am a loyal customer.
 
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greywarden said:
Holy macaroni! $30k!? That is why vintage cars like these are good investment in the future. Its like you are buying a land but the price never depreciate, the value of it goes up as time pass by. :)
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Yeah, I saw it there too. It was very rough and I saw it at Grand Rapids or some other show. It's all Henry metal and looks good from a ways away but when you get close it's a sieve. It's a model B and I wouldn't give the guy anymore than two grand for it.

I guess I just don't get excited about cars that can be bought in a box and are made of plastic. Cars like deuces, tri-five chevys, mustangs are growing in numbers like crazy. They sure as hell aren't unique.
 
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