The Ford Barn

Paul K · 10-06-2015, 03:52 PM

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This was a A.A.C.A. first place winner in 1973. Just a little info on what it was.

What it is is 99.99% there. I can't find the bottom of the front floorboard but still looking. Radio, duel temp gauge, duel side mount spares with locks, side curtains still in the bag. The car is solid. Some surface rust but no rust thru. The under side is clean and shiny.

I found the builder, he said he had wonted to put every accessory that was available in 32 on the car. It took 10 years just to fined all of the parts to the radio. How rare is that.

Paul

10-06-2015, 03:52 PM	#1
Paul K Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: Coos Bay, Oregon Posts: 22	1932 Ford Roadster City: Coos Bay State: Or. Price: sold Sponsored Links (Register now to hide all advertisements) This was a A.A.C.A. first place winner in 1973. Just a little info on what it was. What it is is 99.99% there. I can't find the bottom of the front floorboard but still looking. Radio, duel temp gauge, duel side mount spares with locks, side curtains still in the bag. The car is solid. Some surface rust but no rust thru. The under side is clean and shiny. I found the builder, he said he had wonted to put every accessory that was available in 32 on the car. It took 10 years just to fined all of the parts to the radio. How rare is that. Paul Last edited by Paul K; 12-16-2015 at 08:49 PM.