32 Ford mystery photo
 

is this European?

Re: 32 Ford mystery photo
 

Going by the cowboy boots and left hand drive it looks Amercian ,accessory wheels look Chrysler

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The wheels???


https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...6&d=1564958869

Re: 32 Ford mystery photo
 

Aftermarket or otherwise non-Ford wheels, hubcaps, trunk, and second wiper blade, but otherwise typical '32 Victoria. Even if it was assembled outside of the North America, the body was manufactured in North America.

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I think those wheels may be Firestone accessory wheels.

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https://www.akhwheels.com/pages/getdata.php?id=1264


16 X 4.5 - 5 Chrysler vintage Artillery wheels

Bolt Pattern: 5 on 5 1/2

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This is a European car ,see the rear hinged doors ,

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What about the "rear hinged doors"?

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All 4 doors are suicide on the Euro 32. Like an American 33 or 4.

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On a 1932 European Ford Victoria as well? The 'mystery' picture is of a '32 Victoria 2 door....



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Re: 32 Ford mystery photo
 

The photo below is of a Briggs-built Dagenham Tudor saloon, which isn't close coupled like a North American Victoria body.

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Briggs-built Dagenham Tudor saloon

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...9&d=1564973095

Re: 32 Ford mystery photo
 

I think I know her.

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One of your former girlfriends? Don't tell your wife!

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Another giveaway is surely absence of lights on top of front fenders.

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The tan Vicky on 16" wheels is an English car, belongs to John Llewellyn. As someone pointed out, no cowl lamps, sidelamps on the wings (fenders). The mystery car has cowl lamps, not legal here.

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Graham,


With respect, only the U.K. '32s had fender lamps, regardless of the source of the body. The Briggs-bodied '32 saloons sold throughout Europe were equipped with cowl lamps on the deluxe versions or where required by local lighting requirement.

Re: 32 Ford mystery photo
 

In France the Marchall head lights were required,not the USA Variety.Here is a link to a UK site and there are 3 ,'32 Euro sedans listed.This was posted on the HAMB.



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Marchal Headlights....


https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...7&d=1565071553

Re: 32 Ford mystery photo
 

Must have been an early hot rod/custom guy & gal.