1932 Ford Roadster Hot Rod

This 1932 Ford is a fiberglass-fendered, steel-bodied roadster that was first built into a hot rod in the 1990s. Additional work included refinishing the car in metallic red, reupholstering the interior in beige and cream vinyl, and replacing the soft top. The car is equipped with four-wheel disc brakes, power rack-and-pinion steering, and a Ford 9â?³ rear end. The interior is equipped with a Lokar shifter, Lecarra steering wheel, tilting steering column, CD stereo, and a Vintage Air heater. The steel body is finished in Fordâ??s Lucid Red Pearl (7444) and features steel running boards and fiberglass fenders. The car is also equipped with a tilt-out windshield, wind wings, chrome front and rear spreader bars with integrated turn signals, and a tan convertible top. Staggered-width 15â?³ steel wheels are finished in tan, fitted with polished trim rings, and mounted with Coker Classic whitewall tires. Suspension incorporates a tubular dropped axle and transverse leaf spring up front and triangulated ladder bars and adjustable coilovers out back. A power-assisted Unisteer rack-and-pinion steering box has been installed, and braking is handled by power-assisted discs all around. Bench seating has been reupholstered in two-tone beige and cream vinyl with matching door and side panels.