1932 Ford Coupe

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

In 1932, Ford launched a completely new car to replace the Model A. And while the four-cylinder Model B was modestly priced and sold well, the big news was the now-legendary flathead V8.

Ford’s V8 sold well in the 1930s, but its popularity exploded after World War II. Veterans began buying the plentiful and affordable “Deuce” coupes and modifying their flathead V8s — and the hot rod was born.

This example combines the spirit of early hot rods with cutting-edge modern performance. Based on an aftermarket chassis, it’s packing a modern fuel-injected 5.0L Coyote V8 engine, which is backed by a 6-speed automatic transmission with a 2010s-era floor shifter.

Its body has been refinished in Dark Cherry Metallic, wears suicide doors, and is complemented with massive, staggered chrome wheels showing off four-wheel disc brakes. And the interior has been refreshed with dark red velvet upholstery, a dark red dashboard, a tilt steering column, and custom gauges and center console.

This 1932 Ford Coupe is now offered at no reserve by the selling dealer with a clean Florida title.