1932 Ford Model B

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

Introduced for 1932, Ford's Model B pickup benefited from the company's all-new chassis and the arrival of the legendary flathead V8. This vehicle does not have its original VIN or engine number — only an Arizona-assigned ID — so there is no way to verify if it left the Ford factory as a pickup truck. However, it has received numerous modifications so that it resembles a closed-cab pickup while incorporating modern upgrades.

The custom build, spearheaded by Arizona custom shops Hot Rods by Dean and Hot Rod Interiors by Glenn, was completed in 2018. Work included the installation of a 347ci Ford Performance small-block V8 crate engine with Holley Terminator Stealth EFI, Hughes Performance four-speed automatic overdrive transmission, Roadster Shop aftermarket chassis, United Pacific steel body components, Bob Drake running boards, Winters quick-change rear end, Painless wiring kit, a lowered stance, and a sliding bed cover.

The truck, which participated in the 2018 Street Rodder Road Tour, wears Nantucket Blue paint with black fenders and frame rails. Its custom interior is highlighted by two-tone blue and black leather upholstery, bucket seats, Vintage Air, Dakota Digital instrumentation, and an aftermarket audio system.