- 1932 Model Year Ford 5 Window Coupe
- Seller Reports 350ci V8
- Seller Reports 350 Automatic Transmission
- Seller Reports Mild Cam
- Seller Reports Air Conditioning
- Seller Reports Wilwood Disc Conversion
- Seller Reports SoCal Front End
- Seller Reports New Battery
- Seller Reports Powermaster High Amp Chrome Alternator
- Seller Reports 9 inch Ford Rear
- Seller Reports 3.0 Gear ratio
- Seller Reports Working Cowl Vent
- Seller Reports Flip down Original Windshield
- Seller Reports Rear Ladder Bars
- Seller Reports Chrome Straight axle front Suspension
- Seller Reports New Ignition Switch
- Seller Reports New Radiator
- Seller Reports Holley Fuel Pump
- Seller Reports Aluminized headers
- Seller Reports Glasspack Muffler
- Seller Reports Rebuilt Motor
- Seller Reports Power Windows
- Seller Reports Car Was Fully Rebuilt 10 Years Ago
The history of American V8s is rich, and a lot of it could be credited to the success of Ford's first car to come with a standard V8 engine. Said to have offered the first affordable V8s available that delivered reliable power, specimens such as this 1932 Ford 5 Window Coupe are still recognized as integral pieces of America's Automotive heritage. Now you have the opportunity to be a proud owner, thanks to this beautiful 1932 Ford 5 Window Coupe. Reported by the seller to have been fully rebuilt 10 years ago, this Ford is still very much alive and kicking and continues to turn heads as it cruises by. With only 8,400 miles under its name, there is no reason why you shouldn't consider claiming ownership of this beautiful specimen.
Exterior and Interior
Without doing too much to alter the vintage aesthetic of the car, this 1932 Ford 5 Window Coupe's black exterior is simple and elegant, allowing for the unique design of the vehicle to be fully showcased rather than interfering with any significant alterations. The minimal Ford badging ensures everyone who isn't aware knows the vehicle's pedigree. But the seller does report that this vehicle comes with a SoCal front end and a 9" Ford rear, a working cowl vent, and rear ladder bars, among other things. However, the windshield is reported by the seller to be the original flip-down windshield. Inside, you'll be welcomed to a black interior that matches well with the exterior and isn't afraid to show a little personality. There are comfortable seats, a new ignition switch, and even air conditioning, as well as power windows, as reported by the seller. Besides this, very little has been done to interfere with the classic look and feel of the interior space.
Engine
Naturally, a 90-year-old car's engine requires a refresh, which is solved with a rebuilt 350ci Chevy V8 strapped to this 1932 Ford 5 Window Coupe, coupled to an automatic transmission with a 3.0 gear ratio as reported by the seller, who also mentions the engine having a mild cam profile, new battery, Powermaster High Amp chrome alternator, new radiator, aluminized headers, and more, including a chrome straight axle front suspension and Wilwood disc conversion for better handling.
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