Lot #

8908

Location

Stratford, CT 06615

Seller

Private

660

350ci V8

Automatic

Red Pearl Coat

Tan Leather

R06402010

Opening Bid: $1,000 Starting In:
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1932 Ford 3-Window Coupe Street Rod – 350ci V8, TH400, Air Conditioning, Rumble Seat

This 1932 Ford 3-Window Coupe represents one of the most iconic silhouettes in American automotive history, a timeless favorite that helped birth the hot rod movement. Built around 2019, this striking street rod seamlessly blends classic pre-war style with modern performance and comfort. It features a chopped fiberglass body finished in custom Jaguar Red pearl paint, a potent 350ci Chevrolet V8, power rack-and-pinion steering, and a beautifully tailored tan leather cabin with modern air conditioning. Showing just 660 miles since completion, this turn-key cruiser offers an exceptional balance of traditional styling and reliable modern drivability.

Highlights

Classic 1932 Ford 3-Window Coupe styling with a chopped roofline
Fiberglass body paired with a louvered steel hood
Equipped with a functional, beautifully upholstered matching rumble seat
Modern air conditioning system
660 miles shown since completion of the build

Engine & Drivetrain

350ci Chevrolet V8
Flat-top pistons and roller rockers
Weiand aluminum intake manifold topped by a Holley carburetor
Finned aluminum valve covers, a matching finned aluminum oval air cleaner, and a chrome oil sump pan
Aluminum radiator equipped with a large electric cooling fan
Exhaust handled by shorty headers feeding into a dual exhaust system
Three-speed TH400 automatic transmission equipped with a finned fluid pan
GM 9.3-inch rear axle, with the housing custom-painted to match the red body

Exterior

Jaguar Red custom paint enhanced with a blue-purple pearl coat and accented by two-tone pinstriping
Chopped-top configuration with full fiberglass fenders and running boards
Louvered steel hood with chrome side latch hardware
Suicide doors with safety pins
Chrome front and rear spreader bars, chrome headlight buckets, cowl lights, and dual door-mounted peep mirrors
Polished vertical-slat front grille housing
Classic 1939-style teardrop taillights
15-inch American Racing chrome 5-spoke wheels

Interior

Tan-upholstered bucket seats with matching door panels, headliner, and carpeting
Chromed tilt steering column paired with a polished 3-spoke banjo-style steering wheel featuring a tan leather rim
Body-matched red painted dashboard housing modern analog instrumentation (including a central speedometer, oil pressure, water temperature, voltage, and fuel level gauges)
Floor-mounted Lokar shifter with a tan leather boot
Air conditioning system with modern under-dash vents
Integrated rumble seat area upholstered in matching pleated tan material
No radio or sound system is fitted

Chassis & Suspension

Detailed undercarriage featuring chrome and polished components
Front suspension features a four-bar setup with a drilled drop axle
Rear suspension features a triangulated four-link setup
Equipped with adjustable RideTech coil-overs at the rear
Power rack-and-pinion steering system
Hydraulic front disc brakes paired with rear drum brakes; features a dual master cylinder mounted to the frame rail

Known Imperfections

Minor chips are present in the fiberglass body finish (photos included in gallery)

Ownership History

The vehicle was built approximately in 2019
Driven ~660 miles since the build was completed

Additional Info

Features an organized electrical setup with a dedicated fuse panel and a safely isolated battery box
Unknown specific body builder; no builder identification tag has been located on the chassis frame
Clean Connecticut title listing the vehicle as a 1932 Ford

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