1932 Ford 5-Window Coupe Hot Rod

This 1932 Ford 5-Window Coupe was reportedly built by B&C Auto Restoration of Ontario, New York, and features a fiberglass body mounted to a steel chassis from New Age Motorsports of Monroe, Connecticut. The car is finished in two-tone green with Roth Metal Flake and custom pinstripes over a custom white interior with metallic green diamond-stitched inserts. Power is provided by a 350ci Chevrolet V8 paired with a TH350 three-speed automatic transmission and a Ford 8? rear end with a 3. 55:1 limited-slip differential. Additional equipment includes finned drum brakes, 15? American Racing Salt Flat wheels, a four-link rear suspension with adjustable coilovers, triple Rochester carburetors, an MSD StreetFire ignition controller, a Walker radiator, and Classic Instruments gauges. The fiberglass body was reportedly sourced from New Age Motorsports of Monroe, Connecticut, and features steel round tube inner supports. It was finished in two-tone green featuring Roth Metal Flake as part of the custom build, and according to the selling dealer, the finish features a yellow flake over a gold base coat and an emerald green flake over a black base. Equipment includes green-tinted glass, a chrome front spreader bar with a central “V8” logo, louvered split hood panels with leather hold-down straps, drilled chrome rear bumperettes, LED tail lights, yellow and black pinstriping on the rear deck and headlight buckets, and a custom leprechaun logo on the tail panel. The chassis was sourced from New Age Motorsports and features matching metal flake paint along with chromed suspension components. 15? American Racing Salt Flat wheels wear faux knock-off spinners and are wrapped in staggered Firestone whitewall tires with cheater slicks out back.