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1932 Ford 3-Window Coupe for Sale
Newer Street Rod with an Old School Look
Professionally built by Fast Lane Speed & Rod Shop


· Body - Kilbourne Glass Body with Suicide Doors
· Frame - Kilbourne, Chassis Engineering components. Boxed 32 rails, chrome drop tube axle, + 4 Bar, Spring drag link, tie rod and ends. Pitman arm and chrome shocks, chrome rear 4 Bar and coil over shocks. Pete & Jakes.
· Steering – Flaming River Steering Box with GM Tilt with shifter on steering column
· Transmission - 350 Turbo
· Motor - 350 SBC crate engine
o Weiand intake
o Edelbrock carburetor
o Ceramic coated headers
o Electronic ignition
o Walker radiator with electric fan
o Optima battery (in a vintage replica cooler in the trunk)
· Exhaust – Ceramic coated headers with Thrush glass-packs
· Hood - Rootlieb 3 Piece Steel Hood
· Rear End - 8" Ford rear with 300 gear
· Brakes - Disc Front, Drum Rear
· Hinge Kit - Dan Fink Side Opening Kit
· Grille - Dales Stainless Grill
· Wiring - EZ Wiring
· Stereo – Sony AM/FM/CD with Multi Disk Changer – Everything located in trunk, with remote control between seats.
· Speakers – Blaupunkt
· Fuel - 16 Gallon fuel tank with mechanical fuel pump – regular unleaded pump gas
· Seats – Red Buckets with matching Seat belts and chrome Mirrors
· Interior - Ultra Leather, Gauges – vintage Stewart Warner
· Wheels – Wheel Vintiques – 15” rear, 14” front – Red steel smoothies with beauty rings and ’41 hub caps.
· Tires – Coker Classic Wide White Wall Tires
o Rear – P235/75/15
o Front – P195/75/14
· Windshield - 2" Chopped
· Air and Heat – Ice Cold A/C and hot heater
· Paint - DuPont - Base Coat Clear Coat – Custom flames added
· Other
o kill switch under the dash
o Remote trunk release on frame
o Door Locks with key
o Door safety pins
o Power Windows
o Electric Windshield Wiper
o Third Brake Light
o Moon Headlight Covers
o No fluid drips on floor
o I’ve always used Mobil 1 15/50 full synthetic oil ($7.95 per quart) and WIX filter – just changed
o Flame valve covers and air-cleaner
o Assorted chrome on engine
o Extremely clean under-chassis
o Pontiac tail lights
o Hood side panels are easily removable for maintenance and appearance
o Clear Arkansas title in my name
o Titled as 1932 Ford Coupe in Arkansas
o Approx. 5250 Miles on car build
· Condition
o Body – Great – no issues
o Paint – Very Nice – few very very tiny stone chips
o Glass – Great
o Chrome – Great
o Engine – Great – no leaks, smoke, knocks, etc.
§ Starts right up, runs great, no issues,
§ Even in 106 + outside temp, engine has never over-heated on me
o Transmission – Great – shifts perfect
o Rear End – Just completely rebuilt – new 3:00 gears, new bearings, seals, fluid, ect. (note: the original build had the problem with the back lash on the ring & pinion (wasn’t set up correctly), which damaged the pinion bearing. So, I had the entire rear end completely rebuilt – proven quality project – no problems.
o Steering – very tight – no noticeable play
o Brakes – Great – shoes on back great shape, new pads on front
o Tires – near new
o Electrical
§ All gages work perfect
§ Headlights, tail lights, signal lights, dash lights, dome lights and trunk lights work great.
§ Power windows, heater, A/C, stereo work great
Body Pictures - click thumbnail to view larger pictures
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Video of engine running. Microphone is at tailpipe, so you can here exhaust |
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Video of engine running. Microphone is at engine compartment, so you can here engine |
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Video of A/C on and off |