1932 Ford Coupe

A high-quality 1990s hot rod built by Horton Hot Rods featuring a modern Horton custom chassis/suspension and fiberglass ’32 Ford-style 3-Window body with “suicide" doors and a metal radiator shell and hood. Striking all-red exterior with subtle gold pinstripes and a very nicely trimmed interior featuring a Vanilla Tweed seat, a matching headliner and door panels, plus Tan carpeting. Powered by a 350 small-block Chevrolet V-8 engine bored to 355 CI finished in red and equipped with a color-matched Tuned-Port fuel injection setup. Ceramic-coated headers feed the dual exhaust system. Supporting features include a Walker aluminum radiator with an electric cooling fan and a 12-volt electrical system. A 700R 4-speed automatic overdrive transmission delivers the power to a 9-inch Ford rear axle. Modern underpinnings include a TCI independent front suspension and adjustable coil-over shocks, plus 4-wheel disc brakes and a Corvette-type dual-circuit master cylinder beneath the driver’s side floor panel. The fully paneled and carpeted trunk contains a beautifully organized electrical panel and CD changer – both neatly hidden behind easily-removed access panels. The driver is greeted by a leather-wrapped “banjo" steering wheel, tilt steering column, billet pedals, a custom floor console with Lokar shifter and parking brake, plus instrumentation including a VDO speedometer with digital odometer, fuel level, oil pressure, coolant temperature, and voltage gauges. Desirable amenities include A/C, heat/defrost, power windows, a Clarion AM/FM CD stereo, and twin electric windshield wipers. Rolling on polished American Racing Torq-Thrust custom wheels mounting wide BFG Radial T/A tires, this 1932 Ford 3-Window is ready to cruise, show, and enjoy. Appraised value of $125,000. 

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A high-quality 1990s hot rod built by Horton Hot Rods featuring a modern Horton custom chassis/suspension and fiberglass ’32 Ford-style 3-Window body with “suicide" doors and a metal radiator shell and hood. Striking all-red exterior with subtle gold pinstripes and a