1932 Ford Other

Ford 347

Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed

1932 Ford 3 Window Coupe fiberglass body with suicide doors, Power windows already installed, comes with all trim moldings. Also have radiator, hood, grill shell, side panels, fenders and running boards which pictures dont show. Does not include windshield or back glass and No interior. TCI chassis, powder coated with stainless steel 4 inch drop. Lucky 7 front end suspension. Disc brakes all way around. Brake lines are already installed with brake booster and caliper brake pads. Ford 9 inch rear with 350 gears. Vega steering box. Ididit steering column already installed. Coil over shocks adjustable all the way around. Late model 302 Ford Mustang block 2 bolt main has been freshly rebuilt 347 CID stroker, with Edelbrock aluminum heads and intake. (I have a video of the first start up). Block hugger ceramic headers. New TCI Street Fighter C6 transmission. This has been a off and on project for a couple of years. Its basically ready for paint and interior. It comes with a bill of sale and MSO. On Mar-30-14 at 17:03:45 PDT, seller added the following information: I have had a lot of questions. Mostly about what else is included with this auction. The car is running and only lacks a driveshaft to be driveable. The wiring has been plumbed but there are no gauges or any interior in the car. The brakes are complete and operational. The gas tank is installed and plumbed. There is an ididit steering column installed... the car is steerable but lacking a new steering wheel. The lights work. Underneath the car and the firewall have been painted gloss black. My intentions were to paint the whole car gloss black with red interior. There are no other parts that go with the car that are not on the car except the hood, grill shell, side panels, fenders, and running boards. If you are interested in hearing the car fire up for the first time, send me your email address. Thanks for your interest. On Mar-30-14 at 18:32:50 PDT, seller added the following information: Photos and video of first motor fire up can be seen at: http://s809.photobucket.com/user/hillbillyhotrods/library/1932%20Ford%203%20Window%20Coupe