Hemi Powered Sectioned 1932 Roadster

1932 Ford Other Description

Ladies and GentlemenFor your consideration, THE IMPERIAL ROADSTER
Sheet Metal: All steel Brookeville body in bare metal with sectioned rear fenders, and a rodwell top and widshield. 1936 Ford headlights, custom fan shroud
Chassis: Pinkees rod shop sectioned rails with rear kick up and a custom front suicide perch that gives it a low and mean stance. Rear suspension is adjustable quarter elipticals and front is a four inch dropped and drilled axle that rides in front of the frame and behind the radiator. Pinkees hanging pedal assembly
Steering: Schroeder racing cowl steering
Brakes: Wilwood master cylinder mounted under the dash with buick finned front drum brakes with wilson backing plates. Ford rear drums
Wheels/tires: rocket racing bolt on knock offs in dow 7 16" front and 18 " rear with Exelcior rubber
Engine: 1957 392 Hem, Imperial Valve covers, cragar 4x2 intak, 4 new stromberg, custom machine finned breather cover, 400+ HP at the flywheel 400+ ft/lbs of tourque. Custom lakes pipes with spiral baffles
Trans: New TKO 5 speed
Diff: Winters Vintage quick change
Dash: one-off machined dash panel, classic instruments guages, Crafty B underdash switch box and shifter lever
I could go on and on about how rare all the parts are and how much custom work has gone into this car, but the real value is that I have spent the last two years driving and throwing everything I can at this thing. Hard launches, long trips, repeated stops and starts, traffic, hiway cruising every kind of driving you can imagine. Things break and become unadjusted and I fix and improvethem. This thing is ready for whatever you want to do. It looks radical but it is comfortable and reliable. The multicarb setup is dialed-in and springs to life with just a touch of the ignition. 80 mph hiway speeds is where this car lives and its barely breathing. What will you do with it: paint it, leave it in bare metal, cruise it, show it, send it down the quarter mile. Whatever you decide, this car has spent the last two years getting ready.

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Car is titled as a 1932