Ford Other (1932)
Sale price: US $100.00 Make an Offer
| Condition: | Used | Year: | 1932 |
| Mileage: | 90,000 | Exterior Color: | Black |
| Make: | Ford | Number of Cylinders: | 8 |
| Model: | Other | Transmission: | Manual |
| Engine: | v8 | Body Type: | Sedan |
| Drive Type: | RWD | Warranty: | Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty |
| Vehicle Title: | Clear |
Houston, Texas, United States
Vehicle description
Before I begin to describe this item please be advise that as this car is so completely original I would like to request that it say absolutely original. Please keep that in mind during your bidding as only ~66,000 of these were made in 1932 and chopping such a complete and original piece of Ford history would be sacrilegious.
That said, SUPER ORIGINAL & COMPLETE 1932 Ford Sedan barn find!
This car was pulled from a car port/awning in western North Carolina. It was last inspected in 1974. The car has it"s original black paint on it. The entire drive train is complete and intact. I"ve not attempted to turn the motor over, however have started treating the engine with Marvel Mystery oil. I would not attempt to turn the engine for at least another week of steady treatment. The body is incredibly straight condition. I"ve found a single dent (quarter size) on the passenger front fender. The doors still shut easily and are not sagging. The wheels on the vehicle are from a 49-50 Mercury, however I have all of the original 18" wire wheels, along with some NOS tires. The interior has been recovered at some stage in it"s life, however I believe the original fabric is still underneath the covering (photos) The door handles and window cranks on the doors are from the same 49-50 Mercury. I do not have the original door handles or cranks. There is rust on this car, however, there is no rot. Plenty of surface rust and some heavy pitting on jointed surfaces where moisture was held however zero rot that I"ve found (see photos). Bottom of the doors are solid, frame is solid, running boards are solid, honestly this is an incredibly rot free car even for a car half it"s age.
The vehicle has a clean title for the same "32 Ford Model 18 Sedan. I also have the top for it inside the cab of the vehicle. The oil in the motor does not appear to have any coolant/water in it. The gearbox does shift gears. The car does roll however the steering box seems to be locked up hence the wheel dollies in the photos.
Please call for any/all questions about this car. Chris - 832-907-7708
I have a bunch of other photos for it as well, text or call for a link.
That said, SUPER ORIGINAL & COMPLETE 1932 Ford Sedan barn find!
This car was pulled from a car port/awning in western North Carolina. It was last inspected in 1974. The car has it"s original black paint on it. The entire drive train is complete and intact. I"ve not attempted to turn the motor over, however have started treating the engine with Marvel Mystery oil. I would not attempt to turn the engine for at least another week of steady treatment. The body is incredibly straight condition. I"ve found a single dent (quarter size) on the passenger front fender. The doors still shut easily and are not sagging. The wheels on the vehicle are from a 49-50 Mercury, however I have all of the original 18" wire wheels, along with some NOS tires. The interior has been recovered at some stage in it"s life, however I believe the original fabric is still underneath the covering (photos) The door handles and window cranks on the doors are from the same 49-50 Mercury. I do not have the original door handles or cranks. There is rust on this car, however, there is no rot. Plenty of surface rust and some heavy pitting on jointed surfaces where moisture was held however zero rot that I"ve found (see photos). Bottom of the doors are solid, frame is solid, running boards are solid, honestly this is an incredibly rot free car even for a car half it"s age.
The vehicle has a clean title for the same "32 Ford Model 18 Sedan. I also have the top for it inside the cab of the vehicle. The oil in the motor does not appear to have any coolant/water in it. The gearbox does shift gears. The car does roll however the steering box seems to be locked up hence the wheel dollies in the photos.
Please call for any/all questions about this car. Chris - 832-907-7708
I have a bunch of other photos for it as well, text or call for a link.