Summary

This 1932 Ford Hi-Boy custom roadster is powered by a GM 350ci crate engine paired to a Turbo 350 automatic transmission. The undercarriage shows just as well as the exterior. From The Vault Portfolio.

Details

This 1932 Ford custom roadster was built by Steve’s Engines & Street Rods of New London, NC, between 2014 and 2015 and has only been driven less than 50 miles since. It is finished in a custom black with a Hobgood Red leather interior. The vehicle rides on a Pete & Jake chassis finished in the same black as the body. Power comes from a clean GM 350ci crate engine wearing ceramic headers and dual 4-barrel Edelbrock carburetors with a polished aluminum air cleaner. The engine has been paired with a GM Performance Turbo 350 automatic transmission controlled by a Lokar cable-operated shift lever. The LED taillights were also manufactured by Lokar and are controlled by a column-mounted stalk. The electronically actuated trunk is operated by a switch under the dash. The 9” Currie rear end has been finished in a polished aluminum housing and pairs well with the chromed Super Bell solid front axle and polished Billet Specialties Dagger wheels. The vehicle is offered with a set of louvered metal side panels finished in matching black. A collection of build photos is included with the vehicle on a flash drive. From The Vault Portfolio.