Summary

Show-quality, steel 5-window coupe finished in Oriental Blue. Features an all-aluminum fuel injected 409ci bored and stroked to 509ci, mated to a Turbo 400 3-speed automatic transmission. Many custom touches, and receipts totaling over $239,000.

Details

This professionally built, show-quality, all-steel 1932 Ford Coupe 5-window wrapped in House of Kolor Oriental Blue paint is ready to hit the shows or cruise the boulevard. The electronic fuel-injected aluminum 409ci Chevy power plant was built by renowned racer and engine builder, Lamar Walden, bored and stroked to 509ci boasting 600hp, and mated to a Turbo 400 3-speed automatic transmission. This piece also has subtle body modifications including a custom chop, stretched and louvered hood and louvered rear trunk lid. Riding on a Pete & Jakes chassis straight axle with four-bar suspension, this hot rod has billet wheels with Wilwood disc front brakes and rear drums governed by a SoCal master cylinder. Additional features include two aluminum gas tanks (the front operating as a reserve tank), Vega steering box and quintessential quick-change rear - adding beauty and performance to this piece. Every detail has been carefully arranged by the builders of this car, Performance Center of Jupiter, FL. This custom hot rod has noteworthy touches including a turned dash, glove box, chrome window bezels, custom shifter knob, banjo steering wheel, and Classic Instruments gauges with tachometer. Additional creature comforts embodied within the Ferrari cuoio leather interior include a back-up camera and a power rear window, which opens the cabin up on beautiful summer days. With a build cost of over $239,000, this 1932 Ford is a beautifully finished rod that was built to show and drive. Using some top-notch components, it has tons of personality and curb appeal. Copies of receipts, build photos and dyno report are included with the purchase.