'32 Ford Sedan Delivery project

[Beatle]

Note: As the project has not sold as of Thursday, December 3, 2009, everything will be parted out. Contact me or come to the swap meet at the Toronto International Centre this Sunday, December 6 - 10a.m. to 3p.m. More pics are available. Need to make room for the '37 when it returns home.
1932 Ford Sedan Delivery – Project


Canadian Ownership - registered as a 1932 Ford Sedan Delivery with MTO.

Body – on a home-made dolly
• Original ’32 steel body – in epoxy primer
• Original ’32 dash
• Original ’32 floor
• ’32 rad shell – repop – in gray epoxy primer
• Original ’32 front fenders – in gray epoxy primer
• Chopped 3 ½ inches
• Bitchin’ fire wall (not installed) for small block – in gray epoxy primer
• Two sets of hidden door hinges – (home made by a third party)
• sun visors

Chassis - requires assembly
• Front and rear stainless steel spreader bars with built-in lights
• American stamped rails – including boxing plates and notching plates (both not installed) –– rails are in epoxy primer
• Centre cross member
• TCI – front end suspension with coil overs
• Brake pedal system with booster
• 351 small block – rebuilt with mild cam (from ’79 Mercury Gran Marquis)
• Aluminium valve covers – from Fat Jacks
• Ford C4 tranny – rebuilt
• Ford rear end with 3:55 gears and drums (from F150 pickup) – in epoxy primer – not shortened


Bitch'n Firewall

http://i585.photobucket.com/albums/ss296/Beatle_Cruzer/01.jpg



'32 - working cowl vent

http://i585.photobucket.com/albums/ss296/Beatle_Cruzer/02.jpg



'32 - rear passenger side

http://i585.photobucket.com/albums/ss296/Beatle_Cruzer/03.jpg



'32 - passenger side and rad shell

http://i585.photobucket.com/albums/ss296/Beatle_Cruzer/04.jpg



'32 - inside - front to back delivery door

http://i585.photobucket.com/albums/ss296/Beatle_Cruzer/05.jpg



'32 - original floor - back to front

http://i585.photobucket.com/albums/ss296/Beatle_Cruzer/06.jpg



'32 - inside - back to front

http://i585.photobucket.com/albums/ss296/Beatle_Cruzer/07.jpg



'32 - original dash insert

http://i585.photobucket.com/albums/ss296/Beatle_Cruzer/08.jpg



'32 - original steel corrugated roof

http://i585.photobucket.com/albums/ss296/Beatle_Cruzer/09.jpg



'32 - original steel front fenders - now in epoxy primer

http://i585.photobucket.com/albums/ss296/Beatle_Cruzer/10.jpg



TCI - IFS - with coil overs

http://i585.photobucket.com/albums/ss296/Beatle_Cruzer/11.jpg

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[tinmann]

I don't have 25 grand but I'm just curious (and have a certain fondness for '32 Fords). You say it's a '32 Sedan Delivery..... and it's an original body. Does that mean it's an original Sedan Delivery.... or a tudor with the quarter windows filled? Original Sedan Delivery rear door or one fabbed from a spare rear panel?

[Beatle]

Pics are on now posted on the first thread.

The project is an original sedan delivery - back door has window - view picture five.

[tinmann]

Rare!!!!!!!!!

[Deuce-Merchant]

The Rarest!

[34ford]

:DHey Beatle :DWhy so cheap :confused:Whats wrong with it ?:confused:It looks too good to be true:rolleyes:
Bob

[b-bob]

Too bad they chopped such a rare body. And that is not an original roof panel,they were open. Looks good otherwise.

[Beatle]

Thanks for all your feedback.

b-bob -- The body was already chopped. The roof was already done as shown in the pics.

Note: Main reason for selling - missed the 75th anniversary of the '32 which took place in 2007, lost interest and moved on to another project.

[b-bob]

Wasn't trying to criticise,looks like a good project for someone. I am a bit of a tiquer at heart sometimes. That should sell to someone.

[tiquer]

Careful Brian or you will blow our cover:D

[b-bob]

Careful Brian or you will blow our cover:D

It's just that i have chopped and seen so many of these early cars chopped, it is refreshing to see one with the stock hieght. But that is just me.
Sorry, to get off topic.

[Beatle]

Talk to us, view pictures on a display board and get a list of parts (included with the 1932 Ford Sedan Delivery project) at Ancaster, Ontario, this Sunday, March 29. Visit our indoor table from 8:30-3:00p.m. Vicky & Barry