1932 Ford Roadster

[Bergy1]

OK guys just bought this car recently. Gonna need some lower patch panels but it is a real genuine 1932 Ford Roadster. Any suggestions on where to find any additional good used pieces would be helpful. Hopefully I did not pay too much for it but really wanted one bad for a long time and not a repo body but a real Henry Ford one.

Thanks on any help and or suggestions!
603-429-0919
Chuck

[JSeery]

Looks like a nice start.

[Bob NH]

Did you happen to find that car in Maine by chance ? Just wondering

[Capn John]

https://brookvilleroadster.com/our-story/

http://www.honestcharley.com/hot-rod...eet-metal.html

http://www.macsautoparts.com/early_v...eet-metal.html

http://emsautomotive.com/

[xix32]

Brookville sells rear 1/4 patches. But they are crap. I called them up when they arrived and told them so! I told them that if their bodies looked like that they wouldn't be selling any of them. I had hand fabricated a pair for myself years ago that were better, but I didn't think I would have to do that again since Brookville was selling them.
I ordered another pair from Drake, and they were much better.

[Bergy1]

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Thanks for the info!!!

[Doodlrodz]

Congrats, saw that on CL. looks like a great winter project. Hope you saved some of those '32 parts you were selling it looks like you may need a few of them before you're done.

[Charles Seims]

Best bet for parts is to burn up some frequent flyer miles and attend the LA Roadsters show and swap meet in Pomona on Father's Day.

[Krylon32]

After building countless Brookville roadstered bodied cars, I finally scored a gennie body (after owning several gennies in the 70's & 80's) I had buyers remorse for a time as I knew I paid to much but now that the finished car is sitting in my basement garage all that has went away.

[Doodlrodz]

I see it's on ebay for $20k