1932 Ford Vicky Hardtop 1932 Used Automatic

Description for Ford Vicky 1932

This 1932 Ford Vicky is a nice build filled with everything you want. So you can take a look at the paint, powerful V8, custom A/C interior, and so much more, but really we already know you're ready to give this one a nickname (White Lightning is quite fitting.) The body is fiberglass, which is a good thing if you love seamless flowing fenders over wide wheels with swoopy bodylines. Of course, it also helps that this is a fresh build with less than 75 miles on it. It's finished in a white paint that has a great metallic pearl element to really ensure this one makes a lasting first impression. And as people come closer, they'll love the details like the mirror-like chrome grille, expertly deleted bumpers, and bright headlight surrounds. The final touch is a set of polished 15-inch wheels with staggered tire sizes to give this the perfect aggressive stance. When you pop the remote door opener, there are plenty more custom touches that await. The silver-gray carpeting, door panels, headliner, and seating really let you know this was a thoughtful build. Plus, those dual leather buckets have the right modern bolstering to be long-haul comfortable. In fact, comfort is a central theme with great feature like power windows, power locks, and you even get to stay cool while looking cool with R134a air conditioning. But like any great custom rod, this is a true driver's coupe at its heart. Your right hand will gravitate to the sports shifter, and the left one will love the classic banjo-style steering wheel. And beyond that, there's full set of new gauges, including a large AutoMeter tach. A motor like this deserves to be on display for everyone to see (although side covers come with the sale, too.) There's a great shine on the air grabber, valve covers, master cylinder, compressor, and much more. But when you look beyond the style, there's the substance of a 350 cubic-inch small block that's been enhanced with a four-barrel carburetor, Edelbrock intake, MSD ignition, and shorty headers. The consignor states this enhance V8 was dyno'd at 370 horsepower, and the rumble of the dual exhaust let's everyone know its power. But this build is far more than just a powerful presence. It has an upgraded radiator with electric fan so your classic can stay cool even if you're in traffic with the A/C running. There are also features such as power steering, front disc brakes, rear sway bar, and a four-speed automatic transmission w/overdrive. Starting to get the full picture? While everyone just sees a cool classic car, you get to experience far more modern luxury from behind the wheel. This is the fresh build that's comfortable enough for the morning commute. So to find something so complete and turn-key ready for fun is a deal that you know will be going fast. Call now!