For Sale: 1932 Ford Roadster in Mesa, Arizona for sale in Mesa, AZ
Vehicle Description Classic Car Addict is proud to present this beautiful all metal 1932 Ford Roadster for sale in our Mesa, Arizona showroom.
Stance and simplicity are key elements of a classic street rod, painted in 1941 Ford Nile Blue Green this Ford Roadster has a universal timeless appeal.
The forward leaning big n' little look on this Ford Deuce roadster, along with a traditional dropped front axle provide a great stance without compromising drivability.
The chopped windshield and proportioned removable top add to the sleekness.
A Chevy small-block V8, five-speed manual transmission, and comfortable custom interior complete this package.
The custom interior of this 1932 Ford is stunning and it's in incredible condition! The Beige leather upholstery covers the adjustable Glide seat and features Butterscotch weave carpet (no rips or stains present).
The Deuce has a working heater, but no air conditioning.
It features AutoMeter gauges on the dashboard, volts, oil pressure, MPH, water temperature, fuel, and a mounted RPM gauge on the steering column.
The odometer shows 13,247 for the mileage.
Consignor did add a DoHonest backup camera for easy parking.
The cabin is equipped with a fire extinguisher.
The all-steel Brookville body is in excellent shape.
The original Ford hood features 64 louvers on the top, the deck lid has 100 louvers, and the custom removable hardtop has 55 louvers.
Again, this is the nostalgic part about classics that we all love.
The Ford Nile Blue Green paint is gorgeous and there are a few minor blemishes from being driven, but it's nothing major.
The glass and seals are all in great shape without leaks and the removable, foldable Bop Top convertible top is in very nice condition and fits in the trunk.
The chopped windshield is a custom brass unit from SoCal.
All the lights work, including the 1934 cowl lights as turn signals, the 1939 Ford LED taillights, and the Model A headlights on a modified original Deuce headlight bar.
The custom chassis is fully powder coated in black and is fully boxed with tubular cross members and is supported by hairpin radius rods and SoCal steering damper.
The Deuce features a 16-gallon aluminum gas tank from a race craft boat and an outside filler cap.
The consignor did a bunch of awesome custom-made parts that no other Deuce will have! A Chevrolet 350 crate motor powers this Deuce Roadster.
The engine has Corvette valve covers, Edelbrock 650CFM carb, HEI ignition, and Walker heavy-duty radiator with electric fans (auto and manual controls).
The Tremec TKO 500 five-speed transmission is controlled by a custom shifter that matches the recessed kick panel for added space for quick shifting.
The firewall was painted 1967 VW Savana Beige to match the interior, custom canvas top and the trunk.
This Deuce has won MANY awards and was featured in Rodding USA magazine cover.
Vehicle will be sold on a clean Arizona title.
Call Classic Car Addict today at 866-662-5878.
Be sure to watch the full walkaround/driving video on YouTube under Classic Car Addicts.
And follow us on Facebook for some fun videos!.
Stance and simplicity are key elements of a classic street rod, painted in 1941 Ford Nile Blue Green this Ford Roadster has a universal timeless appeal.
The forward leaning big n' little look on this Ford Deuce roadster, along with a traditional dropped front axle provide a great stance without compromising drivability.
The chopped windshield and proportioned removable top add to the sleekness.
A Chevy small-block V8, five-speed manual transmission, and comfortable custom interior complete this package.
The custom interior of this 1932 Ford is stunning and it's in incredible condition! The Beige leather upholstery covers the adjustable Glide seat and features Butterscotch weave carpet (no rips or stains present).
The Deuce has a working heater, but no air conditioning.
It features AutoMeter gauges on the dashboard, volts, oil pressure, MPH, water temperature, fuel, and a mounted RPM gauge on the steering column.
The odometer shows 13,247 for the mileage.
Consignor did add a DoHonest backup camera for easy parking.
The cabin is equipped with a fire extinguisher.
The all-steel Brookville body is in excellent shape.
The original Ford hood features 64 louvers on the top, the deck lid has 100 louvers, and the custom removable hardtop has 55 louvers.
Again, this is the nostalgic part about classics that we all love.
The Ford Nile Blue Green paint is gorgeous and there are a few minor blemishes from being driven, but it's nothing major.
The glass and seals are all in great shape without leaks and the removable, foldable Bop Top convertible top is in very nice condition and fits in the trunk.
The chopped windshield is a custom brass unit from SoCal.
All the lights work, including the 1934 cowl lights as turn signals, the 1939 Ford LED taillights, and the Model A headlights on a modified original Deuce headlight bar.
The custom chassis is fully powder coated in black and is fully boxed with tubular cross members and is supported by hairpin radius rods and SoCal steering damper.
The Deuce features a 16-gallon aluminum gas tank from a race craft boat and an outside filler cap.
The consignor did a bunch of awesome custom-made parts that no other Deuce will have! A Chevrolet 350 crate motor powers this Deuce Roadster.
The engine has Corvette valve covers, Edelbrock 650CFM carb, HEI ignition, and Walker heavy-duty radiator with electric fans (auto and manual controls).
The Tremec TKO 500 five-speed transmission is controlled by a custom shifter that matches the recessed kick panel for added space for quick shifting.
The firewall was painted 1967 VW Savana Beige to match the interior, custom canvas top and the trunk.
This Deuce has won MANY awards and was featured in Rodding USA magazine cover.
Vehicle will be sold on a clean Arizona title.
Call Classic Car Addict today at 866-662-5878.
Be sure to watch the full walkaround/driving video on YouTube under Classic Car Addicts.
And follow us on Facebook for some fun videos!.
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